An independent
think-tank on Canada's relations with Asia
President's View
Investing in a First Nations-China Strategy
Over the last five years, Chinese companies have invested billions in Canadian energy projects, sparking public debate over whether these deals are of “net benefit” to Canada.
Western Provinces Lead in Engaging Asia
The election of a majority Conservative government has set the stage for new directions in Canada’s relations with Asia.
Pivoting Towards Asia in the Year of the Dragon
Canada Post has just issued its annual Lunar New Year stamp series, featuring a wide-eyed dragon that looks more surprised than menacing.
The Governor General's Smart Diplomacy
In another sign that Ottawa is getting serious about stronger ties with Asia, the Prime Minister is deploying one of our most underappreciated diplomatic assets on a trip to Southeast Asia.
Engaging Diaspora Youth to Strengthen Canada-India Relations
It is a truism that the future belongs to the youth, but there can never be too much attention on engaging youth on the issues that will shape the future.
Stage is Set for Conservative Foreign Policy
The election of a majority government has set the stage for Stephen Harper to put his stamp on a Conservative approach to international issues.
Canada Needs An Asia Strategy
A newly-released poll suggests that Ottawa’s number one Asia policy priority for 2011 should be the development of a foreign policy strategy specifically for the region.
Canada's Place as Asia Moves into Driver's Seat of Global Governance
Prime Minister Harper and three of his senior cabinet ministers spent much of the last week at two major international gatherings in Asia.
