Canadian Foreign Policy

• The assassination target ‘betrayed’ by Carney’s India policy

  Warned by RCMP three times he was to be killed, Moninder Singh said Sikhs feel let down by Canada's decision to resume ties with India.

  Canada

  Oct 27
  
• Lima Group to meet again on Venezuela crisis in Canada next week

  Canada last hosted the Lima Group one year ago in Ottawa.

  Canada

  Feb 12, 2020
  
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• Trudeau heading south to bring Security Council seat pitch to Caribbean states

  Canada last sat on the Security Council in 2000.

  Canada

  Feb 11, 2020
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• Canada, allies prepared to ‘impose costs’ on cyberattackers, advisers tell Trudeau

  The note, obtained by The Canadian Press through the Access to Information Act, was included in materials to help prepare Trudeau for his second mandate following the Liberal victory in the October election.

  Canada

  Jan 23, 2020
• In 2015, Justin Trudeau declared ‘Canada is back’— so where are we now?

  Four years later and just days from the 2019 federal election, political scientists and international relations experts are taking stock of Trudeau’s record on foreign policy.

  Politics

  Oct 20, 2019
• Greens talk foreign policy, call for NATO review of Turkey amid military action

  The Green Party highlighted a series of foreign policy promises on Friday, including aligning Canada with the global movements to ban nuclear and autonomous weapons.

  Oct 11, 2019
• Scheer proposes 25% cut to foreign aid, redirecting funds to kids in conflict zones

  Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says the savings would go toward his party's plans for a universal tax cut and various tax credits.

  Politics

  Oct 1, 2019
• Over 400 students at Ottawa post-secondary institutions could be affected by Saudi-Canada spat

  Algonquin College, The University of Ottawa and Carleton University have a combined 415 Saudi students who will be affected by the spat between Canada and Saudi Arabia.

  Politics

  Aug 9, 2018
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• Justin Trudeau not saying if he has regrets over Joshua Boyle meeting

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is not saying whether he regrets a meeting held last month with former hostage Joshua Boyle, who is now facing 15 criminal charges dating back over the course of the two months following his return from captivity in Pakistan.

  Canada

  Jan 9, 2018