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Iraq and Afghanistan Two Sides of Same Coin On the sixth anniversary of 9/11, Canadians have been inundated with what are largely American concerns: Is it time to scale back the annual commemoration at the World Trade Centre? What to make of the week-long photo-op by Gen. David Petraeus, Ambassador Ryan Crocker and President George W. Bush? How many troops can be pulled out of Iraq and when? Why can't the Democratic Congress tame this White House? Understandable as these preoccupations are, they blur the big picture that concerns Canadians.

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Iraq and Afghanistan Two Sides of Same Coin

On the sixth anniversary of 9/11, Canadians have been inundated with what are largely American concerns:

Is it time to scale back the annual commemoration at the World Trade Centre?

What to make of the week-long photo-op by Gen. David Petraeus, Ambassador Ryan Crocker and President George W. Bush?

How many troops can be pulled out of Iraq and when?

Why can't the Democratic Congress tame this White House?

Understandable as these preoccupations are, they blur the big picture that concerns Canadians.