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Canada’s consular cadre: who’s the voice on the other end of the line?

  • It is the shoulder season—after hurricanes and before mass Canadian migration to the sun. The House Foreign Affairs Committee has begun a review of
Opinion | BY PATRICIA FORTIER | December 20, 2017
Global Affairs Canada’s Emergency Watch and Response Centre, on the main floor of the department’s Lester B. Pearson Building headquarters on Sussex Drive, is staffed day in and day out with consular staff who help Canadians all over the world in trouble. The Hill Times photograph by Kristen Shane

Canada’s consular cadre: who’s the voice on the other end of the line?

Opinion | BY PATRICIA FORTIER | December 20, 2017
  • It is the shoulder season—after hurricanes and before mass Canadian migration to the sun. The House Foreign Affairs Committee has begun a review of

Canada’s consular cadre: who’s the voice on the other end of the line?

Opinion | BY PATRICIA FORTIER | December 20, 2017
  • It is the shoulder season—after hurricanes and before mass Canadian migration to the sun. The House Foreign Affairs Committee has begun a review of
Global Affairs Canada’s Emergency Watch and Response Centre, on the main floor of the department’s Lester B. Pearson Building headquarters on Sussex Drive, is staffed day in and day out with consular staff who help Canadians all over the world in trouble. The Hill Times photograph by Kristen Shane
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