FOREIGN POLICY WIKI

This page offers an overview of important institutions, themes, and historical moments in Canadian foreign policy.

COUPS

Salvador Allende, Chile

Jacobo Arbenz, Guatemala

Jean Bertrand Aristide, Haiti

Fernando Lugo, Paraguay

Patrice Lumumba, Congo

Mohammad Mossadegh, Iran

Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana

Milton Obote, Uganda

Manuel Zelaya, Honduras

WARS AND MILITARISM

Korean War

Libya 2011

Persian Gulf War 1990

Afghanistan 2001

Yugoslavia 1999

Sudan 1884

World War I

World War II

Canadian Gunboat Diplomacy

JTF2/Special Forces

Military Training Assistance Program

Royal Military College

NORAD

Creation of NATO

Military Exports

Companies and corporate power

Barrick Gold

Royal Bank

Gildan

Bombardier

CAE

Bank of Montréal

CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce)

Garda World

Goldcorp

Scotiabank

SNC Lavalin

Canadian Commercial Corporation

Canadian Trade Commissioner Service

Export Development Canada

Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreements (FIPAs)

International Monetary Fund/World Bank

Structural Adjustment Programs

Global Mining Superpower

Capitalist Power

LOBBYING AND IDEOLOGY

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Munk School of Global Affairs

Military PR

Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries

Canadian Global Affairs Institute

Balsillie School of International Affairs

Canadian International Council

Conference of Defence Associations

Dominion Institute (Historica Canada)

Norman Paterson School of International Affairs

Radio Canada International

Security and Defence Forum

The Legion

Wartime Censorship

PALESTINE

United Nations Special Committee on Palestine

Israeli Charities

United Nations votes against Palestinian rights

WHY

What do embassies do?

Why did Canada begin giving aid?

Why did Canada begin peacekeeping?

Why is Canada the global mining powerhouse?

OTHER

Group of Seven (G7)

Non-Governmental Organizations

Missionaries