It's The Idea That We Just Have

The Job Numbers Are Positive. We've Had More Jobs Created Now Than Were Lost During The Recession. We're Seeing That The Creation, We're Seeing Those Numbers Not Only Grow But Shift Toward The Private Sector And Shift Toward Full-time Employment And These Are All Signs That The Recovery Is Taking Some Hold But We're Not Out Of Woods.

We're Always Willing To Look At Ways Nafta Can Work Better. But It's A Fine Line Between Looking At Ways To Make It Work Better And Actually Starting To Open The Agreement. I Think, If You Actually Opened The Agreement, I Think You Would Get Into A Negotiation That - That Would Never Terminate.

Canada Is In Budgetary Deficit Now Only Because Of The Recession, Only Because Of Stimulus Measures, And We Will Come Out Of It. We Will Go Back Into Surplus Position When The Economy Recovers. So There Is No Need In Canada To Raise Taxes.

I Think The Way To Change It Is To Handle Issues Individually When It's Essential To Do So.

The Media Is Tremendously Important For All Governments That Are Able To Communicate Through The It. It Doesn't Mean There Is A Balance Of Editorial Opinion That Favors What You Are Doing Or That The Opposition Doesn't Have Its Voice, But You Have To Be Able To Effectively Communicate Your Story Through The Media.