Beth Richardson, Consul General of Canada in Minneapolis, United States
Consul General of Canada in Minneapolis, United States Message I am honoured to have
Please note that there have been no changes to trade controls policy as a result
In December 2023 Canada’s Embassy in Nepal hosted two capacity building workshops for journalists and students of mass communications in Kathmandu. The Embassy partnered with Kathmandu University – a prominent autonomous university in Nepal that is dedicated to maintaining academic excellence, and with Social Media Matters, a well-known organization which promotes online safety.
Two of these women’s groups have benefited from a pilot project that provided hybrid
application is duly completed, required documents are included, applicable fees have
Launched in March 2001, with an annual budget of Canadian (CND) $2 million per year for a period of five years, the Northern Dimension Fund (NDF) was designed to support activities that help to ensure Canada’s Northern interests are effectively advocated and advanced internationally, and to achieve the objectives of Canada’s Arctic foreign policy.
(e.g., the size of the fund and absence of multi-year funding authority) which have
smallholder farmers, and complementary interventions in nutrition, MNCH and WASH have
Annex A final report review of export permits to Saudi Arabia
In applying the assessment criteria, Canadian officials have also reviewed reports
instead started using my own head, which is such a valuable tool that I would never have
Global Affairs Canada is proud to announce the Flight PS752 Commemorative Scholarship Program, a tribute to those who tragically lost their lives in the Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 disaster on January 8, 2020. Fifty-five Canadian citizens and thirty permanent residents were among the 176 people killed in this tragedy. Among these victims were brilliant minds and dedicated students who made significant contributions to Canadian educational institutions. To honour their legacies, we are offering 176 scholarships, in the name of each of the victims, to international and Canadian students studying in colleges and universities in Canada. If your field of study aligns with the victims’ academic and professional backgrounds or focuses on air disaster prevention, you are eligible to apply.
So far, 68 students have benefited from the scholarship.
majority of whom were also in LMICs.Footnote 2 Almost all of these deaths could have
