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Entretien avec Mme Janice Charette, haute-commissaire du Canada au Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d’Irlande du Nord Par vidéoconférence Association interparlementaire Canada-Royaume-Uni (RUUK)

The APF Bureau heard from Geoffroy Montpetit from the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie. He discussed the OIF APF partnership and opportunities for cooperation between the two institutions. A number of activity reports were presented, including the activity report of the APF Parliamentary Secretary General. The APF’s cooperation programs were also reviewed. The Treasurer’s ...

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When meeting with state legislators more generally, delegates often focused on two issues of particular Canadian interest at this time: the United States’ mandatory country-of-origin labelling requirements and the need for a new bridge at the Detroit-Windsor crossing; mention was also made of the Keystone XL pipeline as part of a North American energy security strategy. The interaction with ...

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Members of Parliament Karen McCrimmon, Darren Fisher, Cheryl Gallant and John McKay participated in this event. This was the second webinar held as part of the NATO PA’s response and adaptation to the COVID 19 crisis. Lieutenant General Fernando López del Pozo, Commander of the Operations Command for Spain and officer in charge of Operation Balmis (the Spanish armed forces’ mission to ...

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.

The Assemblée parlementaire de la Francophonie (APF) is composed of 58 branches, 18 associate branches and 19 observers, and it meets in annual session once a year. It has four standing committees – the Political Committee, the Parliamentary Affairs Committee, the Education, Culture and Communication Committee, and the Economic, Social and Environmental Affairs Committee – which meet once ...