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John Hilliker: An Appreciation
JOHN HILLIKER, WHO LED the Historical Section at Global Affairs Canada from 1986 to 2003, passed away peacefully at his home in Ottawa on September 14, 2021 at the age of 86. Anyone who has studied the history of Canada’s international relations,…
Mike’s World
IN A RECENT GLOBE AND MAIL COLUMN, John Ibbitson complained that, with the switch of Champagne for Garneau, Canada has had 14 foreign ministers in just over 20 years. 14! And many of them non-memorable. We grump about Canada’s loss of credibility…
Sexual Orientation and the Foreign Service
AS THE PRIME MINISTER STRESSED in his apology last November for the gay purges and other discriminatory measures against members of the LGBTQ2 community, the end of the purges did not end discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in the Public…
The Soviet Spy at External Affairs
The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, the country’s primary counterintelligence agency, recently announced that foreign intelligence collection and espionage threats against Australia are greater now than at any time during the Cold War. Today’s espionage landscape is in many ways more complex, featuring…
Treaty Diplomacy
FROM ITS EARLIEST CONCEPTION, CANADA has relied on international treaties and treaty diplomacy to determine its borders, ensure peace and security and to protect its economic well-being.
No Evidence Required
Later this year, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to make a formal apology for past persecution of gays, including not only the criminalization of homosexual acts but also the notorious “gay purges” from the public service of Canada, which persisted even…
