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Canadian Institute of International Affairs (1928-2004)
With the National Office
located at Glendon College in Toronto, the Institute has fifteen branches
nationwide, one branch in the United States and a membership that spans the
country. Branches hold regular meetings featuring guest speakers who address
topical international economic, political, and social issues. Its International Journal is one of the major periodicals in the field of foreign affairs.
Canadian Institute of International Affairs' speakers range from scholars to diplomats to government officials, and from business leaders to scientists to foreign dignitaries. The speakers programmes provide unique opportunities for members to discuss and debate some of the central issues of our time. The Institute provides Canadians with a non-partisan nation-wide forum for discussion, analysis and debate of international affairs. Direct Link.
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CanPix contains over 6,000 pictures and
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as examples of Canadian culture, flags, coats of arms, flowers and maps of
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