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Canada in the World: Canadian International Policy
International Policy Discussions


Showcasing Canadian culture and know-how abroad
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eDiscussion Topic:
Showcasing Canadian culture and know-how abroad

eDiscussion Questions:
What role does Canadian culture and know-how play in our foreign policy?
How might the government best promote Canadian talent and expertise in the world?

 

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Before posting to the eDiscussion group we strongly suggest you read/watch the international policy content presented on this site. We provide reports, netcasts and links to other resources to help frame our Feature Issue.


Key Departmental Resources

 Playing to our Strength: Diversity and Canadian Foreign Policy
Speech by the Honourable Pierre Pettigrew, Gatineau, Quebec-
October 27, 2004

 Notes for an address by the Honourable Pierre Pettigrew, at the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada, Montreal, Quebec-
February 18, 2004

 Meeting our Global Responsibilities - Budget 2005


Netcast Interviews

Canadians in England discuss their experiences working and studying abroad:

TOPICINTERVIEW SUBJECT

 Canadian rower leads Cambridge to victory over Oxford in classic race  

Wayne Pommen
, PhD student at the Centre of International Studies

 Former Canadian soldier discusses the realities of peacekeeping.

Kristian Gustafson
, PhD in History at Cambridge University

 Journalists for Human Rights director on setting up an NGO

Alexandra Sicotte-Lévesque, Director, Journalists for Human Rights

 The importance of keeping Canadians connected abroad

Debra Davis,
Managing Director for eh! Communications

Former Canadian international interns discuss their experiences:

TOPICINTERVIEW SUBJECT

 Gaining work experience and self confidence working in Mexico

Sandra Péloquin

 The Canadian advantage abroad

Marc Leblanc

 Learning how to work in an international context

Peter Potsepp

 Experiencing the "Orange Revolution" during a work placement in the Ukraine

Kelly Dirkson

 Exploring being Canadian in a foreign country

Darius J. Dela Cruz

 Learning about new cultures

Colin Macher


Other Departmental Programs/Resources


Arts and Cultural Industries
As part of its International Cultural Relations Program, the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade provides support to the cultural sector through its grant program and its business development program.

International Academic Relations
Programs and information on Canadian education at home and abroad

 

International Scholarships Programs
Information for Canadian students abroad and international students in
Canada

 

Canadian Studies Programs
Assistance for foreign academics who teach, study or do research about
Canada

 

Canadians in the World
An educational research resource.

 

International Youth Programs
Work, travel or study abroad

 

Young Professionals International
First career related overseas experiences

 

Youth...on the move!
Youth opportunities in
Europe

Canadian Culture at Home and Abroad

Canada in the World of Sports

 

Links to Cultural Sites


Culture, Heritage and Recreations

One-stop web access to government Culture, Heritage and Recreation services.


Canada’s Cultural Gateway
Share and exchange high quality information on the diversity and vitality of cultural life in Canada.
Connect to the history, art, peoples, places, sports, and media that help define who we are as
Canadians.


The Broad Stage of Canadian Culture

 

Innovation / Canadian know-how

 

Innovation Nation - Canadian Leadership from Java to Jurrasic Park

 

Canadian Foundation for Innovation

Canada’s Innovation Strategy

Regional Focus

 Canadians in Asia Pacific
 Canadian authors successful in Europe
 Canada in Washington
 Youth Mobilizing Education
 Canadian Studies in the U.S
 Canada Celebrates Native American Museum in Washington
 Canada at the 2004 Athens Olympic and Paralympic Games 
 Canadian Studies Centre in Morocco
 U.S Students in Canada
 Canadian Films Tour Latin America
 Canadian Culture on the World Stage
 Hockey Night in Hungary