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Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada supports Canadians abroad; helps Canadian companies succeed in global markets; promotes Canada's culture and values; and works to build a more peaceful and secure world.

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Softwood Lumber Agreement

Minister Emerson marks implementation of Softwood Lumber Agreement: "Today, Canada's softwood lumber industry breaks free from the endless cycle of conflict, uncertainty and costly litigation". (October 12, 2006) 

Launch of the Asia-Pacific Gateway and Corridor Initiative

The Government of Canada has launched the new Asia-Pacific Gateway and Corridor Initiative announcing concrete measures and long-term direction to strengthen Canada’s competitive position in international commerce.

Non-proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament

Canada has sharply condemned the apparent nuclear test carried out by North Korea. Add your voice to our ongoing eDiscussion, and share your input on how the international community should act under such circumstances.

Protecting Canadians | Rebuilding Afghanistan

Canada will provide over $18 million to help Afghans rebuild needed infrastructure, improve access to basic necessities and strengthen democratic development.

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Do you need a passport?

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eDiscussion - Sept. 25 - Dec. 1
Non-proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament

CanadExport

CanadExport

Learn about the various procurement vehicles available to win big technology contracts with Uncle Sam.

Eyes Abroad

Eyes Abroad

Children in war: More than 300,000 child soldiers are currently exploited in situations of armed conflict [photo: Roger LeMoyne/CIDA]



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