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Humanitarian NGOs disappointed with missed opportunity in Liberal budget – RCI

Posted: Tuesday, April 20, 2021 17:26 Humanitarian groups in Canada are expressing their disappointment with the federal budget presented by the minority Liberal government, saying it is “a missed opportunity for Canada’s global engagement” and limits Ottawa’s ability to play a “meaningful long-term role” in a post-pandemic global recovery. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland unveiled on Monday $101.4 billion in new spending in the first federal budget in two years. The 739-page document commits up to $1.4 billion over five years in international assistance to “support developing countries and vulnerable populations respond to this crisis and to meet growing humanitarian needs around the world.”

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Invest in Canada loses first CEO as Ian McKay transitions to ambassador of Japan

Invest in Canada loses first CEO as Ian McKay transitions to ambassador of Japan Ian McKay, who has led federal investment promotion agency Invest in Canada since its inception in 2018, is set to depart from his CEO role after being named ambassador to Japan. News of McKay’s new diplomatic appointment was shared late last week by Global Affairs Canada. Invest in Canada has confirmed to BetaKit, as part of McKay’s appointment, he will be stepping down as CEO this spring. A transition plan is in place, where Invest in Canada’s chief administrative officer, Katie Curran, will serve as interim CEO until the Government of Canada completes a process to appoint a new, permanent CEO.

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It s time for Canada to embrace democratic, imperiled Taiwan, experts say

Article content In Canadian diplomatic lore, October 13, 1970 will likely be remembered for a single momentous event. That was the day Canada became one of the first Western countries to officially recognize the People’s Republic of China, 20 years after the Communist Party took control of the world’s most populous nation. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or It s time for Canada to embrace democratic, imperiled Taiwan, experts say Back to video But the dramatic gesture had a less-noticed footnote, too. As the government made its announcement in Parliament that morning, the nationalist Chinese the Taiwanese quietly shuttered their Ottawa embassy, the ambassador heading to the city’s Uplands airport for a final flight out.

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Federal budget 2021 highlights: Child care, recovery benefits, OAS increases – everything you need to know

Federal budget 2021 highlights: Child care, recovery benefits, OAS increases – everything you need to know
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It s time for Canada to embrace democratic, imperiled Taiwan, experts say

It s time for Canada to embrace democratic, imperiled Taiwan, experts say
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