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Senators and Members of Parliament represent the Parliament of Canada at home and abroad by participating in activities organized by Parliamentary Associations. The Parliament of Canada's international parliamentary relations are carried out in part through formal parliamentary associations that operate on multilateral and bilateral levels to promote Canada's interests. These associations ...

Participants also discussed the impact of the U.S. election on Canada and the EU’s bilateral and multilateral relations with that country, notably with respect to trade and climate change. Finally, they also discussed the forthcoming European Digital Services Act and other initiatives to fight terrorism and violent extremism online.

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Presenters emphasized the gendered treatment of parliamentarians and other public figures online, noting that women face a higher degree of personal abuse and aggressive behaviour. As many presenters observed, beyond negatively impacting the lives of those who are targeted, online harassment undermines democracy and limits free speech by discouraging women and girls from being politically active.

Rapport de la délégation parlementaire canadienne à la 40e conférence ... Report . L’honorable Joan Cook, sénatrice, a représenté la Section canadienne de l’Association parlementaire du Commonwealth (APC) en qualité d’observatrice à la 40 e conférence des Îles Anglo-Normandes et de la région méditerranéenne à St. Peter Port, à Guernesey, dans les îles Anglo-Normandes, du ...

In Canada, the Intergovernmental Climate Change, Impacts and Adaptation Working Group, consisting of representatives of the federal government as well as all provincial governments and territories, published a “National Climate Change Adaptation Framework” in 2005.

Between conferences, Arctic parliamentary cooperation is carried on by the Standing Committee, which started its activities in 1994. The Conference and Standing Committee take initiatives to further Arctic cooperation, and act, in particular, as a parliamentary forum for issues relevant to the work of the Arctic Council. The Standing Committee takes part in the work of the Council as an ...