Americas Quarterly
Huguette Young
Summer 2010
Climate change, oil and geopolitics in the Arctic Circle.

Americas Quarterly
Summer 2010
The Summer 2010 issue will look at how technology and business are reinventing health care.


Levi J. Jordan
June 24, 2010
The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico drew help from Canada, Mexico, and Brazil. Meanwhile, fears about the oil spreading into the Caribbean have prompted a quiet dialogue between the United States and Cuba.


Petroleum News
Gary Park
May 23, 2010
Canada and the United States should resolve their Arctic sovereignty dispute “as economic partners and best friends, sharing the longest border in the world,” said Lawrence Cannon, Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, at COA's Annual Washington Conference on the Americas.

Canwest News Service
Randy Boswell
May 15, 2010
Lawrence Cannon, Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, spoke at COA's Annual Washington Conference on the Americas on May 12. As well as discussing Ottawa's commitment to the hemisphere, the minister called for a resolution to disputes over Arctic sovereignty between the United States and Canada.

May 12, 2010
During COA's 40th Washington Conference, Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Lawrence Cannon discussed Canada's engagement in the Americas and regional economic integration, saying, "Protectionism is the single biggest threat to a thriving­­­ global economy, and free trade is the only viable alternative to protectionism."

International.gc.ca
May 12, 2010
Lawrence Cannon, Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, delivered remarks at COA’s 40th Annual Washington Conference on the Americas, speaking about Canada's hemispheric commitments and foreign-policy goals.

Carin Zissis
February 16, 2010
The Winter Games draw questions about what bearing the Olympics will have on Vancouver’s economy. Local officials are banking on the Games to showcase the world’s most livable city in hopes of ushering along economic recovery.

The Hill Times
David Stewart-Patterson
December 3, 2009
Executive Vice President of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives David Stewart-Patterson makes a case in The Hill Times for why the Canada-Colombia free trade agreement is important to the Canadian economy, Colombian citizens, and labor protection standards.

Pamela Wallin
October 8, 2009
As Canada's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Peter Kent visits Tegucigalpa this week with an OAS delegation, Canadian Senator Pamela Wallin comments on Ottawa's commitment to resolving the Honduran dispute.

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