Why is Canada botching the Great War centenary?
April 22, 2014 – Roy Culpeper – Comments in Globe and Mail on “Why is Canada botching the Great War centenary?“
Some Directions for an Alternative Canadian Foreign Policy
John E. Trent Some Directions for an Alternative Canadian Foreign Policy DATE: Tuesday May 27, 2014 TIME: 12:00 noon (sharp) PLACE: Palais Imperial Restaurant, 311- 313 Dalhousie St., Ottawa COST: $30 for luncheon and presentation, $5 for presentation only For presentation only, please plan to arrive by 12:45 p.m. Coffee and tea will be available. RESERVATIONS: Call 613-230-0860 by… Continue Reading Some Directions for an Alternative Canadian Foreign Policy
Redefining State Sovereignty: Historical Flaws and Contemporary Crises
Errol P. Mendes Redefining State Sovereignty: Historical Flaws and Contemporary Crises DATE: Tuesday April 29, 2014 TIME: 12:00 noon (sharp) PLACE: Palais Imperial Restaurant, 311- 313 Dalhousie St., Ottawa COST: $30 for luncheon and presentation, $5 for presentation only For presentation only, please plan to arrive by 12:45 p.m. Coffee and tea will be available. RESERVATIONS: Call 613-230-0860… Continue Reading Redefining State Sovereignty: Historical Flaws and Contemporary Crises
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Pluralism: A Pressing Global Challenge
John McNee Pluralism: A Pressing Global Challenge DATE: Tuesday February 25, 2014 TIME: 12:00 noon (sharp) PLACE: Palais Imperial Restaurant, 311- 313 Dalhousie St., Ottawa COST: $30 for luncheon and presentation, $5 for presentation only For presentation only, please plan to arrive by 12:45 p.m. Coffee and tea will be available. RESERVATIONS: Call 613-230-0860 by Friday, February 21,… Continue Reading Pluralism: A Pressing Global Challenge
“Not for Sale” Slavery and human trafficking in Canada and around the world
Mike Perry “Not for Sale” Slavery and human trafficking in Canada and around the world DATE: Tuesday, March 25, 2014 TIME: 12:00 noon (sharp) PLACE: Palais Imperial Restaurant, 311- 313 Dalhousie St., Ottawa COST: $30 for luncheon and presentation, $5 for presentation only For presentation only, please plan to arrive by 12:45 p.m. Coffee and tea will be… Continue Reading “Not for Sale” Slavery and human trafficking in Canada and around the world
Afghanistan: Pathways to Peace – Update April 2013
Afghanistan: Pathways to Peace Pathways to Peace – Update April 2013
Bali and Beyond: The Future of the World Trading System
John Curtis Bali and Beyond: the Future of the World Trading System DATE: Tuesday January 28, 2014 TIME: 12:00 noon (sharp) PLACE: Palais Imperial Restaurant, 311- 313 Dalhousie St., Ottawa COST: $30 for luncheon and presentation, $5 for presentation only For presentation only, please plan to arrive by 12:45 p.m. Coffee and tea will be available. RESERVATIONS: Call… Continue Reading Bali and Beyond: The Future of the World Trading System
From Sea Kings to F-35s: What’s wrong with Canadian military procurement?
The Royal Canadian Air Force is still flying Sea King maritime helicopters, now half-a-century old. Its search-and-rescue planes are of a similar vintage, as are the Royal Canadian Navy’s support ships and destroyers. What is wrong with Canadian defence procurement? And how do we fix this terrible mess? Continue Reading From Sea Kings to F-35s: What’s wrong with Canadian military procurement?
Afghanistan: Pathways to Peace Update
Afghanistan: Pathways to Peace – Update April 2013 By Gerald Ohlsen Since launching its report on the first phase of its work in June and hosting a discussion of a peace process in Afghanistan at the University of Ottawa in September of 2012, Pathways has focused on planning and fundraising for the next phase of work. … Continue Reading Afghanistan: Pathways to Peace Update