Navigating Unity and Dissent in Canadian Politics

This chapter explores the recent interactions between premiers and prime ministers, reflecting a temporary display of unity overshadowed by skepticism about lasting cooperation on key issues like pipeline projects. It delves into the complexities of national policy-making amidst varying provincial interests and Indigenous consultations, while drawing on historical agreements that yielded minimal results. The discussion also highlights the internal tensions within a political party regarding environmental policies, emphasizing the challenges of maintaining party unity in the face of diverse public sentiments.