Departmental Plan 2023-24
international peace and security, particularly through Canadian commitments to NATO
is deepening cooperation among likeminded democratic states, including through NATO
working through multilateral organizations, including the UN, the G7, G20, WTO, NATO
Sanctions related to Russia were imposed under the Special Economic Measures Act in order to respond to the gravity of Russia’s violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, and grave human rights violations that have been committed in Russia. On March 17, 2014, the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations (“the Regulations”) came into force.
-Russia Strategic Stability Dialogue); (2) NATO; (3) the OSCE; and, (4) the Normandy
at Canada’s multilateral missions to the United Nations, the European Union and NATO
The European Union (EU) is a strategic partner for Canada. Our relationship with the EU is the oldest formal relationship with any industrialised country dating back to 1959. We continue to work closely together in a number of areas from trade and security to agriculture and education.
Heads and Deputy Heads of Mission and Canada’s Military Representative to NATO will
at Canada’s multilateral missions to the United Nations, the European Union and NATO
group: Independent Senators Group (November 3, 2018 – Present) Member: Canadian NATO
2020 – Present); Canada-Japan Inter-Parliamentary Group (2020 – Present); Canadian NATO
, particularly the Canada-China Legislative Association (CACN) and the Canadian NATO
