Shanghaied Again!!
The Puzzle Ace logician LDC Liebnitz burst into the office of the Centre’s archivist, Dryan Tweedie, his vigorous entrance raising clouds of dust from the shelves and cabinets that flanked his friend’s desk. “Tweedie,” he said urgently, “I need your help on…
Malcolm MacDonald: Bringing an End to Empire
In many ways Malcolm MacDonald lived a charmed life. Although not born into a wealthy family, as the son of Ramsay MacDonald — Labour leader and future prime minister — his early life was filled with interesting and increasingly well-connected people. He…
Mandarin and The Last American Aristocrat
‘Mandarin” and “The Last American Aristocrat” record life at the glittering heights of diplomacy rather than at the coalface where most of us labour. “Mandarin” contains the diaries of Sir. Nicholas Henderson, an eminent British ambassador; “The Last American Aristocrat” by Nelson…
High Noon, Horseshoe Lake
Robert David Percival Lee, 1936-1997
Fifty Years of Independence: The Legacy of Jawaharlal Nehru
by William Warden It was the summer of 1983 when we picked up our belongings and followed -t was the summer of 1983 when we – the route of the Moghul Emperors down the Grand Trunk Road from Rawalpindi to Delhi. Two…
Sarajevo Days: 1995-96
story and photos by Geoff Gartshore
The Asia Pacific: Canada’s destiny in the new millennium?
bdp: What are the basic objectives of Canada’s Year of Asia Pacific (CYAP)?
Team Canada — The Bottom Line
by Mark Drake
Micros and Minis — Can They Cover the Essentials?
In a series of three articles, bout de papier will be looking at how (and if) mini and micro missions really work. In this edition Martin Collacott describes his recent assignment as Our Man in Phnom Penh; in later editions, Jennifer Daubeny…
Le drapeau autour du monde / Showing the Flag
Un hommage au travail accompli et à l’engagement manifesté par le Canada dans le monde entier
