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Invest in Canada - Canada’s competitive advantages: clean technology

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This publication highlights Canada’s clean technology sector, showcasing leadership in renewable energy, sustainable solutions, and green innovation. It positions Canada as a prime destination for investment in technologies that support environmental sustainability and low-carbon growth.

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Invest in Canada: industrial chemicals

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This publication showcases Canada’s industrial chemicals sector, highlighting strong production capabilities, innovation in specialty chemicals, and access to global markets. It positions Canada as a competitive location for investment in chemical manufacturing and research.

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Invest in Canada: business services

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This report promotes Canada’s business services sector, emphasizing its skilled workforce, advanced digital infrastructure, and competitive operating environment. It demonstrates Canada’s strength as a hub for professional services, outsourcing, and global business operations.

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Invest In Canada: biomass cogeneration

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This report promotes Canada’s leadership in biomass cogeneration, emphasizing renewable energy potential, technological expertise, and sustainable investment opportunities. It compares Canada’s capabilities to global benchmarks and highlights its commitment to clean energy.

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Invest in Canada: big data and analytics in Canada

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This publication highlights Canada’s strengths in big data and analytics, showcasing advanced research capabilities, skilled talent, and competitive infrastructure. It positions Canada as an attractive destination for investment in data-driven technologies and innovation.

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Invest in Canada: automotive

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This publication promotes Canada as a competitive destination for automotive investment. It highlights Canada’s strengths in manufacturing, research and development, skilled workforce, infrastructure, and cost advantages. The report compares Canadian automotive clusters to global locations, demonstrating Canada’s high-quality business environment and profitability for investors.

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Invest in Canada: aerospace

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This publication highlights Canada’s aerospace industry, showcasing advanced manufacturing capabilities, cutting-edge research, and strong global partnerships. It positions Canada as a world leader in aircraft design, space technologies, and aviation innovation, making it an attractive destination for investment in aerospace development.

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Invest in Canda: Think Canada

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This report highlights Canada’s strong economic fundamentals, competitive business environment, skilled workforce, innovation potential, and quality of life. It emphasizes Canada’s advantages for investment, including low taxes, cost competitiveness, R&D incentives, and easy access to global markets.

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Diplomatic, consular, & other representatives in Canada 

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The Diplomatic, Consular and Other Representatives in Canada is generally published each month. The publication includes the overall list of foreign representatives in Canada, the addresses of embassies, high commissions, consular posts, accredited international organizations and other offices as well as national days.

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Report from the Roundtable on Expert Deployment to International Peace Operations, 12 September 2000 (Ottawa)

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On September 12, 2000, the Canadian Centre for Foreign Policy Development brought together
 NGOs, government officials, experts, and professionals to explore how to broaden the range of
 resources and professional expertise involved in peace-support operations. The roundtable
 focussed particularly on three sectors: justice, public administration and child protection.
 Participants included Justice Ellen Macdonald (Ontario Superior Court), Paul Larose-Edwards
 (CANADEM), Marianne Wightman (Deployment for UNMIK), Susan Brown (CIDA), and Peter
 Oldham (Deputy Director, Regional Security and Peacekeeping Division, DFAIT).

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Invest in Canada: bio-products

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This publication highlights Canada’s bio-products sector, showcasing innovation in renewable materials, sustainable manufacturing, and advanced biotechnologies. It positions Canada as a leader in green solutions and an attractive destination for investment in bio-based industries.

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Framework for conducting environmental assessments of trade negotiations 

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The framework is organized into two main parts. Part 1 identifies the importance of recognizing environmental considerations of trade and describes how the framework will contribute to mutually supportive trade and environmental policy. Part 2 outlines the process and analytical requirements for undertaking an EA of a trade negotiation.--Executive summary

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Sustainable Development in Canada: Reports and Strategies

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A collection of Canadian reports on sustainable development, including strategies, energy, transportation, land use, and national progress, with contributions to the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development.

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Trade policy research 2002 / [edited by] John M. Curtis and Dan Ciuriak 

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Consists of trade-related research and analysis within and on behalf of the Government of Canada undertaken in the past year. It is an interdepartmental collaboration that results in a horizontal, cross-cutting analysis of challenging policy issues confronting the Government of Canada as a whole. This ongoing research contributes actively to the development of new approaches to policy and thinking concerning the role of international trade and investment in Canada and in the global economy.

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Human security in Sudan : the report of a Canadian assessment mission / prepared by John Harker

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Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy has frequently spoken out against the impact of the civil war in Sudan on human security in that country, and he strongly reiterated his concerns regarding the conflict and the human rights situation during a meeting with the Sudanese Minister of Foreign Affairs in New York in September 1999. The two ministers also discussed the role of the oil sector in Sudan. An Assessment Mission was agreed on, mandated to: a) independently investigate human rights violations, specifically in reference to allegations of slavery and slavery-like practices in Sudan, and b) to investigate and report on the alleged link between oil development and human rights violations, particularly in respect of the forced removal of population around the oilfields and oil related development.--Page 1

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Government response to the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade (SCFAIT)

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The Government thanks the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs
 and International T rade for its June report entitled Canada and the
 Future of the World T rade Organization. The Committee’s work plays
 an important role in preparing Canada for future trade negotiations at
 the World T rade Organization (WTO) and has clearly demonstrated
 the value to the Government of its commitment to consult with
 Canadians from all parts of the country and from all walks of life. 
The impact of the forces of globalization on the international
 economy and the world trading system has been profound, and will
 certainly continue. Improvements in telecommunications and
 information technology, changes in business practices, and other
 developments have unleashed tremendous trade and investment
 opportunities. As a result, Canadians are selling, exploring, investing,
 and consulting in all corners of the world as never before. Selling the
 goods and services we produce in the global market promotes
 economic growth in Canada, creates jobs for Canadians, projects
 Canadian values abroad, and strengthens the fabric of our society at
 home.

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Invest in Canada: biopharmaceuticals

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This publication showcases Canada’s biopharmaceutical sector, highlighting cutting-edge research, strong regulatory environment, and world-class talent. It positions Canada as a competitive hub for innovation and investment in life sciences.

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International youth programs 

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This directory is designed for the use of Canadians between the ages of 18 and 35 who
 are seeking opportunities abroad through exchange, working holiday, work-study and
 other types of programs. It describes how to go about in securing the required 
authorization in a foreign country in accordance with the personal situation of the 
participant and the admission requirements of the program in which he or she 
chooses to participate.

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Beyond borders : Canadian businesswomen in international trade / by Ruth Rayman

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This report addresses the issues that confront women business owners who are actively exporting or planning to engage in global trade. The document summarizes the findings of the most extensive Canadian study on women exporters to date.--Page 2

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Canada and the early Cold War, 1943-1957 / Edited by Greg Donaghy

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Canada and the Early Cold War 1943-1957 is a collection of eight essays by leading Canadian scholars on Canada's foreign policy during the 1940s and 1950s. Its contributors include John English, Denis Stairs and Robert Bothwell.

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Report on the Canadian Landmine Fund

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This report details Canada’s continuing progress on the Ottawa Convention, which bans antipersonnel mines. It provides background on the landmine problem and signing of the Ottawa Convention. Progress is reported in the Convention’s five core obligations: advocacy and universalization; stockpile destruction; mine clearance; mine risk education; and survivor assistance. The report itemizes Canadian Landmine Fund spending by core obligation and by region: Africa, Asia, Central America, Europe, the Middle East, and South America.

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International Boundary Commission: Canada and United States Joint annual report

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This is the Annual Joint Report of the International Boundary Commission (IBC), and sets out 
how the boundary between Canada and the United States – from Atlantic to Pacific Oceans, and 
from Pacific Ocean to Beaufort Sea – was maintained in 2007.  This Report is an overview of 
activities, and correlates maintenance activities with short- and long-term maintenance plans.   

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Report to Parliament on the Government of Canada's official development assistance

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Canada’s official development assistance programming is wide-ranging and 
diverse, reaching deep into the developing world to improve lives and create 
the conditions that allow societies to become more self-sufficient. We 
contribute because we are among those countries fortunate enough to have the 
resources to make a difference, and also because the ideals of caring and 
compassion are deeply woven into the fabric of who we are.

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Looking for investment partners abroad: planning your first international investment trip

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An increasing number of Canadian companies of every size are seeking 
to establish business and investment links with enterprises outside 
Canada as a means of enhancing their Canadian operations. These 
Canadian firms are looking outside Canada for investment partners 
offering capital, technology or market access. Many are doing so for 
the first time. 

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Managing foreign terrorist fighters and associated travellers - 2018

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Under the theme of “building a more peaceful and secure world,” the foreign and security ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, and the European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, together with European Commissioners in charge of Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship and the Security Union, met jointly in Toronto on April 23, 2018. This document is one of two “Toronto Commitments” issued by the ministers on defending democracy and managing foreign terrorist fighters and associated travellers"--Provided by publisher."

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Safety and security for children and youth: protection from violence in and around schools : a Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada guide for programming to make learning spaces safe, secure, and free from violence

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a Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada guide for programming to make learning spaces safe, secure, and free from violence.

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