‘Slap in the face,’ outgoing Consul General in Montreal calls U.S. alcohol ban in Canada | The Corner Booth
About this episode
Outgoing Consul General Robert P. Sanders discusses U.S.-Canada relations and the impact of political changes on diplomacy.
As Consul General at the U.S. Consulate in Montreal, Robert P. Sanders experienced first-hand the change in tone between Canadians and Americans going from the Joe Biden administration to Donald Trump’s. The career apolitical diplomat, who previously held posts in a variety of locales from Islamabad to Port-au-Prince, is wrapping up his time in Montreal, but not before joining hosts Bill Brownstein and Aaron Rand on an audio-only episode of this week’s The Corner Booth to talk about navigating the position with relations between the countries at a low-point.
More episodes of The Corner Booth
- 'Abandoned' West Islanders hit by flooding are fighting back | The Corner Booth
- Why thousands of Montrealers could be without housing on July 1 | The Corner Booth
- The U.S. will rank better than Canada in climate change fight, 'despite Donald Trump' | The Corner Booth
- ‘It will trigger hate,’ Housefather on Projet Montréal’s anti-Israel motion | The Corner Booth
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the The Corner Booth podcast page.