Jamieson Greer

“Canada's geopolitical decisions are not the hinge on which history swings.”

“We had a trade agreement about certain matters and we should proceed on those matters -- and things that fall outside the four corners of the agreement should be held in their own way,”

“They're always going to have to have a constructive relationship with us.”

“For them, they put those together.”

“I am focused on the suggestion about Chinese investment into Canada and that kind of thing,”

“while Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer are poised to highlight the 'fairness' of the new economic order by bringing manufacturing home.”