Renewing the U.S. - Canada Relationship
February 3, 2005
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“It is by now evident that Canada is losing influence in Washington,” says The Assembly’s report on Renewing the U.S.-Canada Relationship. “At the same time that Canada has lost clout in Washington, U.S. leadership’s judgment post 9/11 has been met with skepticism and even hostility by Canadians.”
 
On February 3-6, 2005, The American Assembly convened a group of seventy American and Canadian opinion leaders  in Harriman, New York, to discuss the neighboring nation's relations including growing anti-Canadianism and anti-Americanism and a challenge to the notion that United States and Canadian values are diverging.
 
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Sonal Shah

Sonal Shah served as Director of the Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation in the White House from 2009 to 2011, where she coordinated governmental efforts to aid innovative nonprofit groups and social entrepreneurs to address pressing social problems. She was named an American Assembly Next Generation Fellow in 2009. Previously, Shah managed and implemented two of Google.org's global development initiatives and served on President Obama's Transition Board. Currently, she is an Institute of Politics fellow at Harvard University.