Canada Letter: Trudeau Talks to Us, and a New Name
Read: Trudeau on Trump: ‘He Actually Does Listen’ Watch: Trade in the Balance: An Interview With Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada As part of our Canada-related journalism festival, The Times’s Interpreter column, written by Max Fisher, looked at how Mr. Trudeau
and provincial premiers have been enlisting allies in the United States to counter Mr. Trump’s threats to cross-border trade and efforts to reverse climate change policy.
The highlight of the first week came on Thursday when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined Peter Baker, our chief White House correspondent,
and Catherine Porter, our Toronto bureau chief, at a sold-out event at the University of Toronto.
Mr. Smith has a special Canada Day request: We’d like to hear you sing "O Canada" to mark Canada’s 150th birthday.
Also from Mr. Smith is a look into the comparatively new art of artificial intelligence through a profile
of Geoffrey Everest Hinton, the pioneering computer scientist at the University of Toronto.
As we showcase The New York Times’s expanded coverage of the country over this week
and the next, Canada Today has become Canada Letter to reflect a freshened approach.
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