41. International Relations And Security Network ISN - Acronyms And Abbreviations international relations and Security Network. Saturday, 13 August 2005 YEG Edmonton international, canada (intl airport code); YEV - Inuvik, canada http://www.isn.ethz.ch/pubs/tools/index.cfm?abbrev=y

42. PMag V02n5p28 -- Uncommon Security: Appraising The Special Joint Committee Repor Appraising the Special Joint Committee Report on canada s international relations; canada should seek through international organizations to extend http://www.peacemagazine.org/archive/v02n5p28.htm

From Peace Magazine Oct/Nov 1986, p.28. Author=Simon Rosenblum; Title=Uncommon Security: Appraising the Special Joint Committee Report on Canada's International Relations; URL=http://www.peacemagazine.org/archive/v02n5p28.htm Uncommon Security: Appraising the Special Joint Committee Report on Canada's International Relations Simon Rosenblum To judge the Special Committee's report it is useful to have a benchmark for comparison. I will refer to two: the earlier (May 1984) Green Paper (Competitiveness and Security) and Project Ploughshares's analysis of "common security." The title of the Green Paper, Competitiveness and Security: Directions for Canada's International Relations, was a dead giveaway. That report was, in the words of a Toronto Star editorial, "a foreign policy for accountants." It assumed that solidarity with the U.S. is fundamental for security. It oriented Canadian foreign policy around two objectives (1) increasing economic competitiveness and (2) political security. The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops responded by suggesting the objectives of "global justice" and "global peace" as substitutes. Following the release of the Green Paper, a special parliamentary committee was set up to study Canada's international relations. It received 1232 written submissions, heard 461 witnesses, listened to 331 public participants, and organized 30 panel discussions. How well did it finally succeed? Let me list the positive aspects of the report, in no particular order, and then its shortcomings.

43. Municipal International Relations Canadian international Development Agency (CIDA). CIDA is the federal government agency responsible for most of canada s international cooperation http://www.local.gov.za/DCD/policydocs/mir/mir13.html

44. Navigate By Topic - International Relations Treasury Board of canada Secretariat Government of canada Click to expand or collapse section international relations http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/tbsimScripts/topic-sujet-list_e.asp?ID=383&view=expand

45. History Of The Canada Centre For Remote Sensing - International Relations international relations. Within a couple of years of its establishment, Suffice it to say that canada is now well known as being an important http://www.ccrs.nrcan.gc.ca/ccrs/org/history/history13_e.html

Table of Contents Earth Sciences Sector Canada Centre for Remote Sensing About Us ... History Remote Sensing Then and Now Jean Claude Henein INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Within a couple of years of its establishment, CCRS was criticized by some of the provincial representatives on the Advisory Committee for spending too much time and money on the International aspects of remote sensing. Murray Strome and I devoted a lot of efforts in assisting External Affairs and the U. N. in trying to develop an international legal regime for satellite remote sensing. Lee Godby and later Jean Claude Henein spent a lot of effort in Africa trying to get ground stations approved there. CCRS scientists were frequently attending international meetings giving papers, promoting Canadian technology and bringing back important intelligence that was used to guide our future directions. This was a policy I had followed in my previous existence as an exploration geophysicist with the Geological Survey. 'Showing the flag' had been helpful to the Canadian geophysical companies in marketing abroad. In retrospect, this was not a waste of timequite the opposite! In later years, Canadian companies consistently exported more remote sensing technology than the government spent on remote sensing at home. This was, of course due to the great international marketing effort put forward by the Canadian remote sensing companies, but they all acknowledge the help originally provided by CCRS . Suffice it to say that Canada is now well known as being an important international contributor in all aspects of remote sensing.

46. EnviroNews-Tracker (Environmental News In Canada) - Thegreenpages.ca spotlight on environmentalism in canada, in the spotlight. international relations (includes Global governance, international aid, Trade, Development, http://www.thegreenpages.ca/news_feeds/regional_theme.asp?themesID=8

47. Environmental Events From Across Canada - Thegreenpages.ca Promote your environmental events, publicize your events, tell canada about your environmental Latest Environmental Events international relations http://www.thegreenpages.ca/events/events_theme.asp?themesID=8

48. Government Of New Brunswick - Intergovernmental And International Relations signed by Minister of Intergovernmental and international relations and for Canadian Intergovernmental Affairs and the Francophonie within canada, http://www.gnb.ca/0056/index-e.asp

Department Minister Contacts Employees Services ... Home About Us Intergovernmental Relations Mandates Services Protocol Summer Exchange Program Official Languages ... Funding Programs Information Agreements Legislation Publications Annual Reports Useful Links Canadian US Relations International Relations Official Languages: New agreement and multi-year action plan The federal and provincial governments signed the Canada-New Brunswick Agreement on the Provision of French-Language Services for fiscal years 2005-06 to 2008-09. Under the agreement, a multi-year action plan has been developed In addition, the two governments will each contribute an additional $62,500 in 2005-06 to develop services that will encourage immigrants to settle in francophone regions. Multimedia August 1, 2005 Order of New Brunswick recipients announced Premier Bernard Lord today announced the names of the 10 recipients of the Order of New Brunswick, t... No video available. No audio available. ....more September 19, 2005

49. International Relations @ Culture.ca Learn more about canada s international relations. Find Web sites providing information about the many relationships that have been formed between canada http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=268&page=3&st

50. About Health Canada - International Affairs Directorate international Affairs To initiate, coordinate and monitor departmental canada-US relations. Because of our proximity and for political, social, http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ahc-asc/activit/strateg/intactivit/geog/can-us/index_e.ht

@import url(/styles/advanced.css); Français Contact us Help Search ... Canada-US Relations Canada-US Relations Because of our proximity and for political, social, cultural and scientific reasons, the US is probably the most important of Health Canada’s (HC) foreign partners. Considering the proximity of our countries, our shared and common health interests with the US and HC’s mandate, the Department interfaces with US government’s counterpart organizations (e.g.Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institutes of Health (NIH), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), US Department of Agriculture (USDA), Consumer Product Safety Commission, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA), etc) on a continuing basis. These relations are based on established formal bilateral or multilateral institutions (e.g. NAFTA Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Technical Working Group on pesticides) and agreements (e.g. FNIHB’s MOU with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on aboriginal health and HPFB’s MOU with the Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) on therapeutic products). Additionally, there is considerable informal organization-to-organization or person-to-person (e.g. between researchers) collaboration. Bilateral issues are usually dealt with directly with US counterpart organizations , with little direct involvement of the Canadian or American Embassies. Issues are also dealt with through multilateral institutions (e.g. World Health Organization (WHO), Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), OECD Working Group on Pesticides).

51. UCC Briefing Note: 2004-09-09 - Strengthening Canada-Ukraine Relations Briefing Note September 9th 2004 STRENGTHENING canadaUKRAINE relations Radio canada international (RCI) has been reviewing its Ukrainian language http://www.ucc.ca/Section_5/Strengthening_Canada-Ukraine_Relations/

Ukrainian Canadian Congress Briefing Note: September 9th 2004 STRENGTHENING CANADA-UKRAINE RELATIONS THE UKRAINIAN CANADIAN COMMUNITY Over the last century, Ukrainian Canadians have made a significant contribution to Canadian society and the enrichment of its socio-cultural fabric. The Ukrainian Canadian community has also maintained close ties with Ukrainians in Ukraine during their difficult fight for independence throughout the 20th century and, since 1991, their struggle to secure an independent and democratic state and a free market-driven economy. Currently, there are over one million Canadians of Ukrainian descent. REPORT OF THE STANDING SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS ON EMERGING POLITICAL, SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND SECURITY DEVELOPMENTS IN UKRAINE In June 2002, the Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs submitted its Report on emerging political, social, economic and security developments in Ukraine. In this report, the Committee stated that: In 1991, as Canada celebrated the 100th anniversary of the settlements of Ukrainians in Canada, the Government of Canada became the first western nation to formally recognize Ukraine as an independent country. Since that time, Canadian policy has been to encourage and support the reformist attitudes towards a new and democratic state as indicated by Mr. Eugene Czolij, President of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress, in a joint declaration on continuing development of the special partnership between Canada and Ukraine signed 5 December 2001. The declaration states: "that the secure existence and territorial integrity of an independent, prosperous and sovereign Ukraine is in the fundamental interest of Canada and the entire international community

52. EUROPA - Environment - International Relations - Bilateral Relations - Canada European Commission Environment - relations with international bodies. The 1996 Joint Political Declaration on EU-canada relations and Joint EU-canada http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/international_issues/relations_canada_en.h

en EUROPA European Commission Environment International issues ... Resources Bilateral relations - Canada Bilateral co-operation on environment with Canada dates back to the 1975 Exchange of Letters which in addition to identifying the areas of co-operation of common interest to both sides also provided the mechanism (periodic high level consultations) to report and review on progress. These annual high-level consultations are co-chaired by the Director General for Environment at the European Commission and the Deputy Minister of Environment Canada. The most recent discussions took place in Brussels on 15 July 2002. These regular consultations continue to provide an effective forum in which both sides can discuss and advance co-operation on the environment. The overall EU-Canada relationship is based on three main documents: The 1976 Framework Agreement for Commercial and Economic Co-operation created the Joint Co-operation Committee that meets once a year to overview the economic side of the relationship; The 1990 Transatlantic Declaration on EU-Canada relations builds on existing agreements and establishes a political framework for EC-Canada relations setting out the institutional framework The 1996 Joint Political Declaration on EU-Canada relations and Joint EU-Canada Action Plan is structured around four comprehensive chapters: economic and trade relations; foreign policy and security issues; transnational issues; and fostering links between the EU and Canada. Under transnational issues

53. Government Documents In The News/2001 - International Relations And Conferences DOCUMENTS IN THE NEWS 2001 international relations and Conferences Conference held in Quebec City, canada, April 20-22, 2001; Short briefings on the http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/dn01/dn01intl.html

DOCUMENTS IN THE NEWS - 2001 International Relations and Conferences Return to Documents in the News China-U.S. Plane Incident G8 Summit Summit of the Americas ... World Conference Against Racism Last updated on September 15, 2001 Chinese-U.S. Plane Incident Background A U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft was flying 60 miles from Hainan on April 1 A Chinese plane clipped the aircraft and crashed The U.S. plane made an emergency landing on Hainan The plane and 24 crewman were captured by the Chinese military China released them on April 12, 2001 Letter of Sorrow (CNN) Letter delivered by U.S. Ambassador Josepher Prueher on April 11, 2001 Expressed that the U.S. was "very sorry" but did not apologize Credited with the release of the detainees State Department copy Chinese Embassy to the United States Chinese Fighter Bumped by U.S. Military Scout Press released date April 1, 2001 President Jiang: U.S. Must Take All Responsibilities for Plane Incident Press release dated April 3, 2001 State Department Press Briefing , April 2, 2001 Delivered by Richard Boucher Washington File (USIA) Press briefings, April 1-3, 2001 includes President Bush's statement, Congressional statements, Colin Powell's statements

54. Principal: Parliamentary Associations canada s international parliamentary relations are carried out in part through formal parliamentary associations and interparliamentary groups that operate http://www.parl.gc.ca/information/InterParl/Associations/index-e.htm

PARLIAMENTARY ASSOCIATIONS Canada's international parliamentary relations are carried out in part through formal parliamentary associations and interparliamentary groups that operate on multilateral and bilateral levels to promote Canada's interests abroad on a continuing basis. The Parliament of Canada has twelve official parliamentary associations, each with clear objectives and goals in relation to their bilateral or multilateral activities. The five bilateral associations include: Canada-China Legislative Association Canada-France Inter-Parliamentary Association Canada-Japan Inter-Parliamentary Group Canada-United Kingdom Inter-Parliamentary Association ... Canada-United States Inter-Parliamentary Group On the multilateral side Canada is a member of seven associations, which include: Assemblée parlementaire de la Francophonie Canada-Africa Parliamentary Association Canada-Europe Parliamentary Association Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association ... Inter-Parliamentary Union Each of these interparliamentary associations is composed of members of the Senate and of the House of Commons. These members meet at annual meetings and elect executive committees to coordinate and direct their activities. These executive committees are responsible for planning and coordinating activities with their bilateral counterparts or with the international secretariats of the multilateral organizations of which they are members. Each parliamentary association has a secretary who is responsible for its day-to-day operations. He/she is assisted by the support staff of the International and Interparliamentary Affairs Directorate, that provides services to both Houses of Parliament. The secretary reports to the Executive Committee of the association.

55. NATO Who's Who?: DASG External Relations Jamie Shea Netherlands Institute of international relations (Clingendael) Centre for Defence and Security Studies, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, canada. http://www.nato.int/cv/is/spokesmn/shea-e.htm

Updated: 13-Sep-2005 Who is who? Director Policy Planning Jamie Patrick SHEA Click here for high resolution photos Jamie Shea is Director of Policy Planning in the Private Office of the Secretary General responsible for advising and assisting the Secretary General, senior NATO management, and the Council in addressing strategic issues facing the Alliance Personal Married, two children. Born 11 September 1953 in London (British citizen). Listed in International Who's Who, Debrett's Public Figures Directory. Previous NATO positions: April 2003-August 2005 Deputy Assistant Secretary General for External Relations, Public Diplomacy Division October 2000 to March 2003 Director of Information and Press July 1993 to September 2000 Spokesman of NATO and Deputy Director of Information and Press. January 1991 to July 1993 November 1988 to January 1991 February 1985 to November 1988 Head of External Relations Conferences and Seminars. September 1982 to February 1985 Head of Youth Programmes.

56. Fletcher-Ginn-General International Relations Canadian Foreign Policy / La Politique étrangère du canada World Politics A Quarterly Journal of international relations from the Woodrow Wilson School http://fletcher.tufts.edu/inter_resources/dhpgenresources.html

Ginn Library Home Web Resources International Relations Resources General Resources Search this web page: Suggest a link International Relations General Resources Documents General International Relations National Archives Primary Sources ... U.S. Presidential Libraries Documents The following documents list is maintained by Prof. Vincent Ferraro, Professor of International Politics at Mount Holyoke College. It includes speech transcripts, analytical essays, primary source documents and much more. History of International Relations American Foreign PolicyPre-1898 American Foreign Policy1898-1914 World War I ... United Nations Treaty Collection General International Relations Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs Official Government Web Pages (By Country) Political Resources on the Net Political Science Resources ... American Diplomacy An electronic journal of commentary, analysis, and research on American foreign policy and its practice. American Historical Review Also available through Ginn Library's Electronic Journals page.

57. Foreign Affairs (from Canada) --  Encyclopædia Britannica international relations (from canada) The most significant outcome of World War II for canada in its foreign relations was the relative decline of Britain http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-43017

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58. Canadian Food Inspection Agency - Avian Influenza - Backgrounder - TRADE AND INT AVIAN INFLUENZA TRADE international relations canada imposed temporary import restrictions on live poultry and poultry products from Texas as a http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/anima/heasan/disemala/avflu/bacdoc/internate

datestamp='2004-04-13' Quick Pick By Commodity / Key Topic Animal health Biotechnology Dairy Eggs Employment Opportunities Feeds Fertilizers Fish and Seafood Food Recalls Forestry Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Grains Honey Horticulture Meat Hygiene Pet Imports Plant Biosafety Plant Breeder's Rights Potatoes Processed Products Publications Retail Food/Labelling Seeds Variety Registration Veterinary Biologics Main Page - Animal Health Main Page - Avian Influenza Avian Influenza in British Columbia (2004) Archived Documents ... Media Canadian Food Inspection Agency Animal Products Animal Health and Production Division Notice This document is related to the 2004 outbreak of avian influenza in British Columbia. The information is no longer applicable now that the outbreak is under control. However this document is maintained on the CFIA Web site for reference and research purposes. Printer-friendly PDF version Has the detection of high pathogenic avian influenza disrupted trade? A number of trading partners including Japan and South Africa have temporarily suspended the import of various poultry commodities from all of Canada, including live birds and poultry products, while other countries, such as the United States, have limited their restrictions to products from the Province of British Columbia. In addition, the European Union has confirmed that it will regionalise its measures, thereby limiting import restrictions to the Control Area in B.C.

59. International Relations international relations. Belize s Missions Abroad. UNITED NATIONS canada (Montreal, Quebec);United States (San Francisco, Chicago, Florida, Louisiana, http://www.belize.gov.bz/belize/international.html

About Belize People History Politics Int'l Relations Economy Agriculture Communica- tions ... National Symbols International Relations Belize's Missions Abroad UNITED NATIONS Permanent Mission of Belize to the United Nations - New York, U.S.A; Permanent Mission of Belize to the United Nations - Geneva, Switzerland; Permanent Mission of Belize to UNESCO - Paris, France. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Embassy of Belize to the United States of America - with dual accreditation to Canada; Consul General of Belize in California. CANADA Consul General of Belize in Vancouver, British Columbia. MEXICO Embassy of Belize in Mexico - multiple accreditation to Venezuela, Jamaica and Cuba. GUATEMALA Embassy of Belize in Guatemala - multiple accreditation to Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panamá. UNITED KINGDOM Belize High Commission in London- multiple accreditation to France, Germany, the Vatican.

60. EJ Miner Results Browse Titles Browse Subjects Colorado EJ s. Titles with the Subject Heading canada international relations . 1 EJournals. NAFTA Roundup http://ejournal.coalliance.org/SubjTitles.cfm?subj=Canada -- International Relat

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