Tarmac Diplomacy
A new chapter was added to the black art of aircraft clearances in the early days of November last year when our SSEA, Joe Clark, made his departure for Addis Ababa from Delhi after attending Mrs. Gandhi’s funeral. The morale of the…
Getting About in Bangladesh
“Driver, That Man Assaulting your Windscreen is the Canadian High Commissioner”
From the President
Un communiqué du Ministère des Affaires extérieures annonçait le 29 mars dernier des nominations diplomatiques entre autres, celle de Mme Joan Winser au poste de Consul général à Los Angeles.
Letters to the Editor
“Very much enjoyed the last editions of Bout de papier. My wife and I read it from cover to cover. Congratulations to the editor and staff — keep up the good work!” W.L. Clarke Sao Paulo “My compliments on the Bout de…
Pols Pros and Grey Paper
Rumours of changes involving ministers, deputies, indeed the structure of both department and the foreign service, may prove little more than midsummer madness. We hope so. What the department does not need at a time when it is wrestling with such fundamental…
Portrait of an Issue
The change in regime has been reflected in Canada’s High Commissioner to the Court of St. James and the old and the new, Don Jamieson and Roy McMurtry, provide reflections on their past and future activities. This issue begins a new series,…
Our Family Afield
bout de papier, Vol. 3, No. 2 (1985) — Summer 1985 // Été 1985, p. 2 Melbourne Front row: Gail Chrisfield, Cathy Beer, Susan Faine, Louise Bland, Sadie Keegan. Second row: Sharry McKenzie, Ross Haggert, Robyn Phillips, Susan Cartwright, Angela Bogdan, Leon Stryker. Absent: Sam Pattee, Wilf Lavoie, Karen Bingham, Nigel Wheeler. Beijing Front row: […]
