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- Instead of acknowledging the moral imperative of reducing global inequality, the government has chosen to further cut an already paltry foreign aid budget by $2.7-billion over the next four years.
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- Instead of acknowledging the moral imperative of reducing global inequality, the government has chosen to further cut an already paltry foreign aid budget by $2.7-billion over the next four years.
- 'This will mean placing greater emphasis on supporting economic growth, trade readiness, and private-sector engagement to build prosperity and resilience in developing countries,' says
- 'This will mean placing greater emphasis on supporting economic growth, trade readiness, and private-sector engagement to build prosperity and resilience in developing countries,' says
- 'This will mean placing greater emphasis on supporting economic growth, trade readiness, and private-sector engagement to build prosperity and resilience in developing countries,' says
- If Canada’s promise to enforce peace is to carry meaning, it must be matched by an equal determination to enforce access—the lifeline that makes
- If Canada’s promise to enforce peace is to carry meaning, it must be matched by an equal determination to enforce access—the lifeline that makes
- If Canada’s promise to enforce peace is to carry meaning, it must be matched by an equal determination to enforce access—the lifeline that makes
- Canada has a strong track record of leading on global food issues—one that we hope will continue. In 2009, responding to the global food
- Canada has a strong track record of leading on global food issues—one that we hope will continue. In 2009, responding to the global food
- Canada has a strong track record of leading on global food issues—one that we hope will continue. In 2009, responding to the global food
- Canada must look beyond protection of national interests through deal-making as the core for our foreign policy.
- Canada must look beyond protection of national interests through deal-making as the core for our foreign policy.
- Canada must look beyond protection of national interests through deal-making as the core for our foreign policy.
- Canada must shift its mindset from donor to long-term partner, and from symbolic gestures to strategic co-investment.
- Canada must shift its mindset from donor to long-term partner, and from symbolic gestures to strategic co-investment.
- Canada must shift its mindset from donor to long-term partner, and from symbolic gestures to strategic co-investment.
- Most of us don’t think twice about stopping at a coffee shop each morning. But did you know the cost of one cup of
- Most of us don’t think twice about stopping at a coffee shop each morning. But did you know the cost of one cup of
- Most of us don’t think twice about stopping at a coffee shop each morning. But did you know the cost of one cup of
- It is always enjoyable to stay in touch with former foreign ministry colleagues in my “retryment.” Like “Godwin’s Law” of the internet, or any
- It is always enjoyable to stay in touch with former foreign ministry colleagues in my “retryment.” Like “Godwin’s Law” of the internet, or any
- It is always enjoyable to stay in touch with former foreign ministry colleagues in my “retryment.” Like “Godwin’s Law” of the internet, or any
- Insurgent attacks beginning on Jan. 21 devastated Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul. Three sophisticated attacks on Kabul’s Intercontinental Hotel, a site near the former
- Insurgent attacks beginning on Jan. 21 devastated Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul. Three sophisticated attacks on Kabul’s Intercontinental Hotel, a site near the former
- Insurgent attacks beginning on Jan. 21 devastated Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul. Three sophisticated attacks on Kabul’s Intercontinental Hotel, a site near the former
- Ten years ago, a spike in food prices ignited a global food crisis that compromised the ability of the world’s poorest people to access
- Ten years ago, a spike in food prices ignited a global food crisis that compromised the ability of the world’s poorest people to access
- Ten years ago, a spike in food prices ignited a global food crisis that compromised the ability of the world’s poorest people to access
- My congratulations to the Canadian government for doubling our annual contribution to the Global Partnership for Education, which is working successfully to provide access
Opinion | February 21, 2018
Opinion | February 21, 2018
- My congratulations to the Canadian government for doubling our annual contribution to the Global Partnership for Education, which is working successfully to provide access
Opinion | February 21, 2018
- My congratulations to the Canadian government for doubling our annual contribution to the Global Partnership for Education, which is working successfully to provide access
- Nenita Andes Condez risked her life to visit Canada last spring. She was part of a KAIROS tour of Philippine leaders seeking accountability for
- Nenita Andes Condez risked her life to visit Canada last spring. She was part of a KAIROS tour of Philippine leaders seeking accountability for
- Nenita Andes Condez risked her life to visit Canada last spring. She was part of a KAIROS tour of Philippine leaders seeking accountability for
- We have hit a generational tipping point in Canadian political engagement. Millennials have the potential to be the largest generation voting in the 2019
- We have hit a generational tipping point in Canadian political engagement. Millennials have the potential to be the largest generation voting in the 2019
- We have hit a generational tipping point in Canadian political engagement. Millennials have the potential to be the largest generation voting in the 2019
- This past January, I was very privileged to be invited by the Canada Foodgrains Bank to accompany other Canadian Members of Parliament to visit
- This past January, I was very privileged to be invited by the Canada Foodgrains Bank to accompany other Canadian Members of Parliament to visit
- This past January, I was very privileged to be invited by the Canada Foodgrains Bank to accompany other Canadian Members of Parliament to visit
- Davos seems to have generated various announcements this year again. Canada has made public its commitment to dedicate $60-million per year to the Global
Opinion | January 31, 2018
Opinion | January 31, 2018
- Davos seems to have generated various announcements this year again. Canada has made public its commitment to dedicate $60-million per year to the Global
Opinion | January 31, 2018
- Davos seems to have generated various announcements this year again. Canada has made public its commitment to dedicate $60-million per year to the Global
- On the day the Bamyan hospital first opened its doors, 12 women arrived in various stages of labour. In Afghanistan, where pregnancy kills one
- On the day the Bamyan hospital first opened its doors, 12 women arrived in various stages of labour. In Afghanistan, where pregnancy kills one
- On the day the Bamyan hospital first opened its doors, 12 women arrived in various stages of labour. In Afghanistan, where pregnancy kills one
- Full kudos goes to Justin Trudeau’s Liberals for their recent pledge to the Global Partnership for Education of $180-million over three years. This couldn’t have
Opinion | January 31, 2018
Opinion | January 31, 2018
- Full kudos goes to Justin Trudeau’s Liberals for their recent pledge to the Global Partnership for Education of $180-million over three years. This couldn’t have
Opinion | January 31, 2018
- Full kudos goes to Justin Trudeau’s Liberals for their recent pledge to the Global Partnership for Education of $180-million over three years. This couldn’t have
- “Is Canada an essential country at this time in the life of our planet?” asked Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland in her major foreign policy
- “Is Canada an essential country at this time in the life of our planet?” asked Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland in her major foreign policy
- “Is Canada an essential country at this time in the life of our planet?” asked Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland in her major foreign policy
