(This is) in violation of our state laws - and (they're) smuggled back across the border in violation of your laws. |
[Earlier this week, U.S. Ambassador David Wilkins effusively thanked Canada as well.] The aid pouring from all across Canada has been truly overwhelming, ... Many countries are offering help, nobody more so than Canada...You're at the top of the list and for that we will always be grateful. |
a work in progress. |
At every level in Washington, people are talking about that and looking for . . . another secure document that would not inhibit or impede trade or legitimate travellers across our country. |
Canada is playing a major role protecting freedom in that area of the world. |
Emotional press conferences are not going to settle the issue. Canada needs to come back to the table. We need to close the door, roll up our sleeves and negotiate as need be, with good faith, and bring finality to it. |
I honestly don't know the answer to that, ... Were they asked? I don't know. |
I know of no overture or effort being made by either side to begin the discussions. |
I listened, I heard the concerns. |
I simply restated our position on the 12-mile territory limit. Period. |
I think (President Bush) appreciates very much the prime minister's strong stand on Afghanistan. He sent a strong message to the world. |
I think Bruce Bannister will be an outstanding representative, |
I think the president and the prime minister played a major leadership role, and leadership matters. I think they deserve the credit for this. |
I understand and appreciate Canada's position on softwood lumber. You have made legitimate points. I am very encouraged, as you should be, by recent developments in the past six weeks. |
I understand fully Quebec's position, Canada's position and frustration on this issue of softwood lumber. You have valid points, |