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Upcoming Events
NCB Conference: "Pakistan Matters: Regional and Global Security Implications"
A one-day conference organized by the National Capital Branch of the Canadian International Council (CIC-NCB), in partnership with the University of Ottawa. The purpose of this conference is to assemble noted analysts and policymakers from Canada, Europe, the United States and Pakistan in Ottawa and provide an opportunity to engage in a fresh policy-oriented debate about Pakistan. The conference will focus on Pakistan's internal development and security challenges and its implications for regional and global stability.
Canadian Foreign Policy and the 2008 Federal Election
“Canadian Foreign Policy and the 2008 Federal Election.” Panelists: Dr. Rob Huebert Department of Political Science University of Calgary Mr. Rick Donkers CalgaryHerald.com
The Responsibility to Protect: From Words to Action
CIGI
A lecture by Allan Rock, President of the University of Ottawa and former Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations, co-sponsored by CIGI's Signature Lecture Series.
Allan Rock: “Responsibility to Protect - From Words to Action”
CIGI
This event is co-sponsored by Canadian International Council (CIC). Free public event. Free Parking.
Orbital Crossroads: Does Canada Need a Space Policy?
On Tuesday; October 14, GET OUT AND VOTE, then come join us for our much delayed season opener. Professor Wade Huntley, Director of the Simons Centre for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Research will speak on “Orbital Crossroads: Does Canada Need a Space Policy?" This presentation should be timely, as it is a key policy issue in Ottawa, especially under a new government -- many questions are raised by the decision to disallow the sale of Radarsat and other questions regarding the uses of outer space. Please come and enjoy an excellent lunch at our usual gathering place, the Law Courts Inn.
The Future of Canada-China Relations
The Future of Canada-China Relations with: Ambassador Mei Ping Senior Visiting Fellow, Centre for International Governance Innovation Chairman, China National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation Former Chinese Ambassador to Canada (1998-2005) Thursday, 16 October 2008 12:15-1:45pm Lunch with presentation and Q&A Windsor Ballroom Le Royal Meridien King Edward 37 King Street East (east of Yonge on King; King subway) To register please contact Kathryn McBride: Phone: (416) 946-7209 Fax: (416) 946-7319 PLEASE REGISTER EARLY AS SPACE IS LIMITED
Canada and the United States: What Does it Mean to be Good Neighbours?
On October 27, 2008, the Strategic Studies Working Group will be holding its annual Canadian Strategic Forecast seminar in partnership with the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute.
US Foreign Policy After Bush: Can Bipartisanship and Liberal Internationalism be Revived?
A lecture by Charles Kupchan, Professor of International Relations, Georgetown University, and Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations. Co-sponsored with the Centre for International Policy Studies, University of Ottawa.