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A United Nations for a Secure Humanity: 1999 national forum report on Canada and the UN Security Council

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This report summarizes the 1999 National Forum on Canada’s role at the UN Security Council, highlighting citizens’ recommendations on human security, transparency, peacekeeping, sanctions, and cooperation with civil society. It outlines how these consultations shaped Canada’s Security Council actions and its broader human‑security–focused foreign policy.

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Canada, Russia and Ukraine: building a new relationship

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This Senate report presents Canada’s in‑depth study of political, economic, and security developments in Russia and Ukraine following the Soviet Union’s collapse. It examines Russia’s reforms under President Putin, Ukraine’s state‑building challenges, and implications for Canada’s foreign policy, offering recommendations to guide long‑term engagement.

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Sharing successes 2013-2014: Canada's engagement in the Americas

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This document provides a sample of the many successful projects and activities undertaken by the  Government of Canada in the Americas in 2013-2014 as part of the ongoing implementation of Canada’s   Strategy for Engagement in the Americas. 

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National report of Canada on the implementation of commitments from the Summit of the Americas

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This group of reports summarizes Canada’s efforts to implement the commitments made at various Summits of the Americas between 2003 and 2010. Together, they outline Canada’s actions, progress, and leadership roles—particularly as Chair—in advancing hemispheric priorities such as democratic governance, economic growth, security, and social development.

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Intensifying strategic partnerships with the new Brazil

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This report is the last in a series by the Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs and 
International Trade looking at the emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China, 
commonly known as BRIC.  
It explores the implications of Brazil’s emergence as an economic and political force in our 
own hemisphere and internationally, and highlights the economic, political and social 
opportunities that stand to be gained through stronger Canada-Brazil relations. 

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Overview of Brazil 

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Brazil is Latin America’s giant in every sense of the word. Brazil’s highly diversified and industrialized economy is the largest in Latin America, and the 8th largest globally. The country has mature manufacturing, mining and agriculture sectors and rapidly expanding technology and services industries. It is also home to the most sophisticated and diversified science, technology and innovation system in Latin America"--p. [1]."

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Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada: a history in documents, 1909-2009 

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It is now forty-two years since the first volume in the series Documents on Canadian external relations (DCER) was published. To date, twenty- seven volumes have been completed, covering the period from the founding of the Department of External Affairs in 1909 up to 1960. They amply document the political issues that occupied Canada’s diplomats during those years, but inevitably, for reasons of space, many fascinating accounts showing the more human side of life in the department had to be excluded. This book combines some of the most vividly written and interesting documents from the published volumes, other more personal and colourful items selected from the wealth of material held at Library and Archives Canada, more recent records taken both from archival holdings and from the files still retained by Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, and a few articles that first appeared in the magazine bout de papier.

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Canada's Development Program at a Glance: at the heart of Canada's efforts for a better world

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This report provides an overview of Canada’s international development assistance for the fiscal year 2013–2014, highlighting investments of $4.6 billion across 25 focus countries. It outlines Canada’s five priority areas—stimulating sustainable economic growth, increasing food security, securing the future of children and youth, advancing democracy, and promoting stability and security—while emphasizing leadership in maternal, newborn and child health and humanitarian crisis response. Key results include improved health and education outcomes, poverty reduction, and support for governance and security worldwide.

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Expanding Canadian businesses' engagement in foreign markets: the role of federal trade promotion services 

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This report examines how federal trade promotion services can help Canadian businesses—especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)—compete globally. It highlights challenges such as risk aversion, financing gaps, and barriers to accessing foreign markets. The Committee reviews key tools like the Trade Commissioner Service, Export Development Canada, and the Business Development Bank of Canada, and proposes strategies to improve trade missions, branding, global supply chain integration, and mentorship programs. Recommendations focus on enhancing resources, streamlining processes, and creating single-window access to trade services to strengthen Canada’s global competitiveness.

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North American neighbours: maximizing opportunities and strengthening cooperation for a more prosperous future

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This report examines how Canada can deepen economic, political, and social cooperation with the United States and Mexico to strengthen North American competitiveness. It highlights opportunities in trade, investment, energy collaboration, regulatory harmonization, and education exchanges. The Committee emphasizes the strategic importance of Mexico, advocating for closer ties, visa liberalization, and joint efforts on security and governance. Recommendations include leveraging provincial engagement, maintaining robust diplomatic networks, and creating a North American Energy Task Force to advance continental energy security and sustainability.

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Canada and Freshwater: Experiences and Practices

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This monograph was prepared as Canada’s contribution to the freshwater dialogue at the Sixth Session of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development (1998). It provides an overview of Canada’s freshwater resources, including water quantity, use, and quality, and outlines challenges such as pollution, high per capita consumption, and infrastructure needs. The document emphasizes sustainable water management through partnerships, ecosystem-based approaches, and science-driven policies. It also highlights Canada’s international cooperation on water issues, research initiatives, and community-based conservation efforts, aiming to balance environmental, social, and economic considerations for long-term water sustainability.

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Study on the 2008 legislative review of Export Development Canada

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This report reviews the 2008 legislative assessment of Export Development Canada (EDC) as part of its ten-year statutory review under the Export Development Act. It examines EDC’s role in supporting Canadian exporters, its competitiveness in global markets, and its interaction with private-sector insurers. The study addresses issues such as short-term export credit insurance, transparency, accountability, and EDC’s expanded mandate during the economic downturn. It provides recommendations to enhance EDC’s effectiveness, improve reporting standards, strengthen partnerships, and ensure periodic legislative reviews to maintain alignment with Canada’s trade objectives.

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Towards competitiveness: initiatives and progress: a status report on government action in response to the report of the 1991 National Services Conference

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During National Services Month, over 300 business representatives from coast to coast met in a series of conferences to examine the competitive challenges facing service industries, from domestic markets and finance to international trade. In the report of the 1991 National Services Conference, Towards Competitiveness, the Canadian Association of Service Industries (CASI) reflected the urgency that participants attached to issues of competitiveness in a global economy"--Page 1."

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Canada’s national action plan on women, peace and security (2017-2022)

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“Infographic for Canada’s National Action Plan for the Implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolutions on Women, Peace and Security 2017-2022, launched by the Government of Canada on November 1, 2017”--Provided by publisher.

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Canada’s policy for civil society partnerships for international assistance: a feminist approach

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Canada has adopted a Feminist International Assistance Policy to reduce extreme poverty and build a more peaceful, inclusive and prosperous world. The policy recognizes that promoting gender equality and empowering women and girls is the most effective approach to achieve this.

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Blueprint 2020: report to the Clerk of the Privy Council on public service renewal

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Launched by the Clerk of the Privy Council in 2013, Blueprint 2020 is a modernization initiative that is fundamentally changing the way the Public Service of Canada does business in the 21st century. The Blueprint 2020 initiative sets out a vision for a world-class Public Service equipped to serve Canada and Canadians now and into the future. This multimedia report has crowdsourced many of the initiatives in Global Affairs Canada, through which employees are living the Blueprint 2020 Vision"--p. 2."

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Glossary of results-based management terms

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Glossary of results-based management terms.

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Gender and private sector development

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This study examines the gender equality (GE) dimensions of CIDA's Private Sector Development (PSD) programming over 10 fiscal years from 1989/90 to 1998/99. It presents recommendations to improve the gender equality results in PSP programming, and suggestions for further study"--Summary."

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Canada's international education strategy: harnessing our knowledge advantage to drive innovation and prosperity 

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This strategy outlines Canada’s plan to strengthen its position as a global leader in international education. It aims to attract top international students, foster research partnerships, and promote Canadian education abroad. The strategy focuses on priority markets, branding Canada as a destination of choice, setting ambitious targets to double international student enrollment by 2022, and leveraging education to create jobs, drive innovation, and enhance economic growth. It also emphasizes collaboration among federal, provincial, territorial governments, and stakeholders to ensure long-term prosperity.

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Invest in Canada: Science, technology and innovation: Canada's competitve advantages

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Recognized as one of the most competitive economies in the world, Canada is also a global leader in science, technology and innovation (STI). As such, it is a partner of choice for collaborating on innovation. Innovation is the driving force behind Canada’s prosperity, standard of living and quality of life. Increasing productivity through the creation of new products and services and building an inclusive, compassionate society are significant factors in Canada’s success.

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International assistance review: discussion paper

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This discussion paper outlines Canada’s review of its international assistance policy, funding, and delivery framework. It aims to align Canada’s efforts with the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and address evolving global challenges such as poverty reduction, gender equality, climate change, governance, peace and security, and humanitarian crises. The paper emphasizes empowering women and girls, promoting inclusive governance, supporting clean economic growth, and fostering innovation and partnerships to improve effectiveness and transparency in international assistance.

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Canada's enhanced corporate social responsibility strategy to strengthen Canada's extractive sector abroad

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Doing Business the Canadian Way: A Strategy to Advance Corporate Social Responsibility in Canada’s Extractive Sector Abroad

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Canada – a leader in artificial intelligence (AI)

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This publication promotes Canada as a global leader in artificial intelligence research and innovation. It highlights Canada’s top AI talent, major research institutes, and leading clusters in Montréal, Toronto, and Edmonton. The document emphasizes Canada’s competitive advantages, including significant government funding, strong academic expertise, and a thriving ecosystem of AI start-ups. It also showcases recent investments by global tech companies such as Google, Microsoft, Uber, and Amazon, positioning Canada as a prime destination for AI-related investment and collaboration.

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Export tools at your fingertips

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Information on tools and organizations for exporters -- Canadian Trade Commission Service (TCS), Export Development Canada (EDC), Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC), and Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) - as well as an overview of market opportunities in the European Union, Latin America & Caribbean, Asia-Pacific, China, India.

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