EVENT: Examining Canada-China Relations for 2022 and Beyond
iAffairs Canada is excited to hold a January 26 event on Canada-China relations. Join us for a panel…
CFPJ Call for Papers 2022: Canada, Energy, Climate Change, and the Clash of Nations
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal is requesting submissions on the topic of ‘Canada, Energy, and International Affairs’. The deadline for submissions is 15 April 2022.
Haiti: Another Plight or Light At the End of the Tunnel?
Decades of political instability, dire natural disasters, and a troubled colonial legacy have eroded the core of the nation's wellbeing and left it in a state of fragility and turmoil.
VIDEO: Former Diplomat James Trottier on the Essential Elements for an Effective US-North Korea Policy, How Canada Can Assist, and Implications of Recent North Korean Missile Launches
Through a virtual session hosted by the Canadian International Council, former diplomat James Trottier discusses US-North Korea Policy from a Canadian view.
Election 2021: The New Democrats’ Foreign Policy Vision
Whether recycled stances from their 2019 platform or new commitments to defence and security, a lack of clarity and planning encompasses much of the NDP’s foreign policy approach.
Election 2021: The Liberals’ Foreign Policy Vision
Recycled promises and a lack of imagination characterize the Liberals' approach to foreign policy.
Election 2021: The Conservatives’ Foreign Policy Vision
Mainstream issues like China and foreign interference dominate the agenda, but more esoteric issues like NORAD and hybrid threats also pop up, demonstrating that the party—at least on the surface—is committed to seriously thinking about Canada's precarious and uncomfortable place in the world.
VIDEO: Finding Our Place: Canada in a Shifting Global Order
Our virtual panel featured Drs. Robert W. Murray, Heather Exner-Pirot, Jane Boulden, and Paul Gecelovsky. iAffairs' Hadi Wess moderated the discussion.
EVENT: Finding Our Place: Canada in a Shifting Global Order
iAffairs is excited to hold an August 12 event on the future of Canadian foreign policy. Register for…
VIDEO: Can Canada Be a Key Player in the Middle East and the Peace Process?
On May 27, iAffairs Canada co-hosted a virtual panel discussion to address and explore Canada’s engagement and foreign policy toward the Middle East Peace Process and the Palestinians.