My first reaction is that probably the grand strategy is the better. The broader your view is, the better it is. The problem that we have is that historically it's very difficult to do it. The example we have is the Martin government's approach to Canada's international politics in 2005, which was an attempt to have a very broad view of Canadian international relations.
It's very difficult to make such a strategy, it because you have to reconcile a lot of different interests and different views in it. For sure, in the ideal world this is what we should aim at, but it is very difficult.