Margaret Atwood: Canadians either ‘sorry or you’ll be sorry’

The Current from CBC Radio (Highlights) by CBC

Sep 8, 202600:17:54News & Politics

Canadian authors Margaret Atwood and Stephen Marche reflect on what it means to be Canadian during a trade war, and what we need to consider when it comes to our culture, identity and politics in this moment.

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