Posted on 26/01/06
U.S. ambassador sends out peace feelers
LONDON, ONT. -- The top United States diplomat in Canada made a concerted effort yesterday to ease tensions between the two countries after the defeat of Paul Martin's government.U.S. Ambassador David Wilkins said he expressed a willingness to work closely with prime-minister-designate Stephen Harper during a phone conversation with him on Tuesday evening. Mr. Wilkins described the call as "cordial and friendly," but he said no specific issues were discussed.
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