Canada Today: Asylum Seekers, Conservative Choices and Your Thoughts<br />Many people who support migrants, including lawyers, anticipate<br />that the current unhappiness with President Trump in the United States will greatly increase the number of Americans trying their luck in Canada by illegally crossing from the United States.<br />I do like how he made it clear that it is possible for a leader to help those<br />that need it, and still keep their citizens and their country safe." But some people were disappointed by Mr. Trudeau’s approach, including Jennifer Lynn, who wrote: "The prime minister’s statement does not reflect how I feel as a Canadian, or how many Canadians feel.<br />To the relief of many Canadian companies, Mr. Trump said<br />that he did not have any significant concern about the trade situation between the United States and Canada.<br />Many Canadians have been organizing in protest of the Trump administration’s policies,<br />and have been calling on Mr. Trudeau to speak out against them." A Storyteller Stuart McLean, whose gentle humor made his radio program, The Vinyl Cafe, one of the longest running hits of Canadian broadcasting, died this week at the age of 68.<br />A native of Windsor, Ontario, Ian Austen was educated in Toronto, lives in Ottawa<br />and has reported about Canada for The New York Times for over a decade.<br />Mr. Trump’s order has also created a growing apprehension among some Canadians about crossing the border into the United States.<br />But the global chaos created for many asylum seekers by President Donald J. Trump’s executive order<br />on immigration has brought attention to another and potentially more dangerous path to Canada.
