Francis Wilkinson

1 month ago | thelcn.com | Francis Wilkinson

I thought they might be angry. Over the past quarter century, I’ve spent big chunks of time in Canada — Montreal and Toronto on occasion, but mostly Vancouver and the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Vancouver is beautiful, but Nova Scotia has a unique hold on me; for a few years my wife and I owned a 200-year-old cottage there. So I was curious how we would be greeted on a return trip this month after President Donald Trump’s twin assaults on Canada’s economy and sovereignty.

1 month ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Francis Wilkinson

I thought they might be angry. Over the past quarter century, I've spent big chunks of time in Canada - Montreal and Toronto on occasion, but mostly Vancouver and the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Vancouver is beautiful, but Nova Scotia has a unique hold on me; for a few years my wife and I owned a 200-year-old cottage there. So I was curious how we would be greeted on a return trip this month after President Donald Trump's twin assaults on Canada's economy and sovereignty.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Francis Wilkinson

I thought they might be angry. Over the past quarter century, I've spent big chunks of time in Canada - Montreal and Toronto on occasion, but mostly Vancouver and the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Vancouver is beautiful, but Nova Scotia has a unique hold on me; for a few years my wife and I owned a 200-year-old cottage there. So I was curious how we would be greeted on a return trip this month after President Donald Trump's twin assaults on Canada's economy and sovereignty.

1 month ago | abqjournal.com | Francis Wilkinson

I thought they might be angry. Over the past quarter century, I’ve spent big chunks of time in Canada — Montreal and Toronto on occasion, but mostly Vancouver and the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Vancouver is beautiful, but Nova Scotia has a unique hold on me; for a few years my wife and I owned a 200-year-old cottage there. So I was curious how we would be greeted on a return trip this month after President Donald Trump’s twin assaults on Canada’s economy and sovereignty.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Francis Wilkinson

During a recent trip north, the locals were full of questions about why the US president had targeted them. I thought they might be angry. Over the past quarter century, I’ve spent big chunks of time in Canada — Montreal and Toronto on occasion, but mostly Vancouver and the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Vancouver is beautiful, but Nova Scotia has a unique hold on me; for a few years my wife and I owned a 200-year-old cottage there.