Trading Up: Canada and the U.S. Have More in Common than Their Border

With a healthy economy that is benefiting from its economically troubled neighbor to the south Canada has little to complain about these days regarding its relationship with the United States -- although there is always room for improvement on both sides. That was the message from Canadian Ambassador Michael Wilson during a recent visit to Wharton during which he addressed a wide range of topics including border security energy trading rebuilding Afghanistan and political posturing in the U.S. presidential campaign over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

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