These events provide a sense of unease, of concern.

And it is not because of the Chinese government. The Chinese government is aiming to look out for the interests of China, it is aiming to get the best trade arrangement possible to benefit Chinese companies and the Chinese people.

What is troubling is the nature of the man occupying our Prime Minister's office.

I wish that it was easy to say he is aiming to look out for the interests of everyday Canadians, but sorry, that is not the vibe he projects when it comes to overseas matters. 

It is not entirely clear to me what he is looking out for, there, but it seems to have a lot more to do with personal legacy interests, with personal philosophy interests, with an agenda more in tune with one activist arm of the Liberal Party rather than with the actual fabric of Canada, and maybe something to do as well with getting nods of approval from certain wanted crowds and organizations that have nothing to do with Main Street Canada....