Susan Delacourt: Canadian elections are rarely fought on foreign policy. Even the big free-trade election of 1988 boiled down to very domestic considerations, such as how expanding trade with the U.S. would affect businesses and employment here at home.
But I can picture the next election in Canada having some major foreign-policy debates. Since the last one in 2021, we now have war in Europe and the Middle East. We also have a monumental American election looming. That has me wondering who this will help or hurt in the battle between Conservatives and Liberals. Assuming we do have a foreign-policy election — and admittedly, that’s a big assumption — what are your thoughts, Matt?
