Canada and the Summit Process Canada was a participant in the first Summit and has been a strong and active leader in the Summit process in the time since. In the Second Summit of the Americas, held in Santiago, Chile in April 1998 Canada identified a number of priorities and considered the results of consultations in Canada on the topic of civil society. A leading priority for Canada is to improve key aspects of the administration of justice. We have also placed indigenous issues on the agenda of the Summit as a separate item under the poverty and discrimination theme. Canada has also placed importance on ensuring that women and people with disabilities are given particular attention under this and other themes such as education.
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