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Branding Canada

July 9, 2011

Richard Nimijean is Professor at the School of Canadian Studies at Carleton University

The Canadian government is taking great pains to redefine the national identity. This is being done to increase Canada’s international competitiveness. Richard Nimijean explains what’s at stake and why the measures are prompting opposition.

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Richard Nimijean

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