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Une ingérence inacceptable dans nos affaires
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- 24 mai 2018
Jusqu’à tout récemment, les clients d’Air Canada pouvaient choisir de se rendre à Taipei, TW, c’est-à-dire, Taipei, Taiwan. Or, depuis la dernière semaine, la société Air Canada a opéré un changement subtil, annonçant sur son site la destination de Taipei, CN, soit Taipei, Chine. Pourquoi ce changement ? Air Canada a justifié sa décision en invoquant
EN SAVOIR PLUSThe G7: Hard Talk or a Sleepwalk?
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- 24 mai 2018
by Jeremy Kinsman As the Charlevoix G7 approaches, there is some question as to how the June 8–9 summit could play out as a Trumpian disaster. As veteran diplomat Jeremy Kinsman writes, if the disruptive president plays skunk at the La Malbaie garden party, Justin Trudeau should think about publicly calling him out on it
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1983 GAC Document Still Relevant Today: “The Crisis of Quality” Revisited
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- 17 mai 2018
Global Affairs Canada (GAC) is under pressure from a variety of directions and for different reasons: the Prime Minister’s India trip; a lacklustre policy performance under the Trudeau government; indifferent communications with the Canadian public; and, at the top, confusion among ministers as to who is in charge of what. It isn’t the first time
EN SAVOIR PLUSChina’s Thought Police Handcuff Canadian Businesses
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- 16 mai 2018
When I received Air Canada’s promotional email about a worldwide seat sale this week, I immediately checked their website to book my August trip to Taipei. To my surprise, the list of destinations had been changed to read “Taipei, China” rather than “Taipei, Taiwan.” This change is Air Canada’s reaction to directives sent in April
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