Learning the Ropes
It was 1979, and we were being posted to Lagos, Nigeria. The whole family came to the airport to see us off. Upon check-in, to my horror, I realized that one of our suitcases had been left behind in my parents’ driveway.…
Follies from the Field
A lament for a stunned world, occasioned by the death of John F. Kennedy some 38 years ago and uttered by one of his grieving friends. Words spoken in a moment — keenly familiar to us once again — when it seemed…
2001 Foreign Service Officer Awards
On June 7th, 250 colleagues, including guests and media, gathered to celebrate excellence in the Canadian Foreign Service. Ian Gray’s bagpipes signaled the start of another outstanding dinner prepared by NAC Chef Kurt Waldele in the Panorama Room of the National Arts…
The Future of Canada’s Human Security Agenda
Canada’s human security agenda is responding to new global realities. Its goal is to ensure that people can live in freedom from fear. This means building a world where universal humanitarian standards and the rule of law will effectively protect all people,…
Competition Policy in the European Union
Recently, Bombardier announced its successful purchase of Daimler
Editorial // Éditorial
September 13, 2001
