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The IPG has a long association with the BTA, and typically attends both the BTA’s fall meeting in Washington, D.C. and its spring meeting in Ottawa. The BTA is a coalition of businesses, public-sector organizations and individuals with an interest in bilateral trade and tourism. Its mission is to maximize commercial activity and ensure continued growth in cross-border trade as well as ...

On 30 October 2024, members of the executive committee of the Canada–United Kingdom Inter-Parliamentary Association hosted a luncheon to bid farewell to Her Excellency Susannah Goshko, British High Commissioner to Canada, prior to her next appointment as British Ambassador to Mexico. James Maloney, Member of Parliament and Chair of the Association, gave remarks in which he thanked Ms. Goshko ...

In addition to regular meetings with their federal counterparts, in recent years, members of the Canadian Section of the IPG have attended meetings of private-public sector groups, such as PNWER. At events such as these, Canadian delegates take the opportunity to engage in conversations that will help achieve the Canadian Section’s objectives, and to communicate the nature and scope of the ...

The Chairman-in-Office responded that a task force will be established to work on the Addendum and that the appointment of a new Special Representative of the Chairperson-in-Office on Gender Issues is expected soon.

The Canada-United States Inter-Parliamentary Group aims to find points of convergence in respective national policies, to initiate dialogue on points of divergence, to encourage the exchange of information, and to promote better understanding among legislators on shared issues of concern. Members of the Canadian Section of the IPG meet regularly with their federal counterparts and, in recent ...

From May 15 – 18, 2009, members of the Canadian and American sections of the Canada-United States Inter-Parliamentary Group (IPG) met in La Malbaie, Quebec for the IPG’s 50th Annual Meeting. The U.S. was represented by six Senators and four members of the House of Representatives, while the Canadian delegation included eight Senators and fourteen members of the House of Commons (see ...

This report summarizes the discussions that occurred at the plenary meetings with former Chief Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, Roger Ferguson, Beth Ann Bovino and David Gergen, and at selected standing committee and task force sessions.

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