The CIC-Toronto branch is a large and very active community with a diverse membership that is representative of our city and with programming aimed at providing forums for public policy discussion - from diplomatic, political, economic, and development topics to the environment, resources, social justice, and country-specific dialogues.
For a list of both upcoming and past events please go to our Programming page.
NATIONAL OFFICE RESEARCH PROGRAM
CIC’s research program aims to identify major foreign policy issues and challenges and outline the best possible recommendations to help build Canada’s strategic foreign policy position on those issues. Each research area aims to generate high-end, empirically valid research and foreign policy advice grounded in scholarship.
THE GPS PROJECT: A GLOBAL POSITIONING STRATEGY FOR CANADA
Click here for more information on the GPS Project
CIC-TORONTO SPONSORS UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO G8 INFORMATION CENTRE HEALTH CONFERENCE
The CIC-Toronto branch was a proud sponsor of the recent Accountability, Innovation and Coherence in G8 Health Governance: Seizing Canada's G8 Opportunity conference. Background Papers from the conference are available to read. Please check the G8 Information Centre for international health policy recommendations coming out of the conference.
CIC NATIONAL OFFICE WEBSITE
Videos of some past CIC events can be viewed online, including CIC-Toronto Branch events featuring Daryl Copeland (Visiting Fellow, Munk Centre for International Studies) and Tony Burman (Managing Director, Al-Jazeera English). To view these, click on the “Resource Centre” tab on CIC National Office website’s homepage: www.canadianinternationalcouncil.org.
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The Toronto Branch
The
CIC is a non-profit organization with a mandate
to promote a deeper understanding of international
issues amongst all Canadians. The Toronto branch - one of 15 across Canada - organizes keynote speaker, panel and debate-based events on topical public policy issues of interest to our membership and our city. Speakers are always experts in their field and have included diplomats, foreign dignitaries, federal and provincial politicians, leading academics, members of the armed services, business leaders, journalists, leading health experts, representatives from NGOs and others out in the field who can speak to the content and impact of Canadian public policy here and around the world.
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more information about the CIC.
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CIC
Membership
As a member of the CIC you will
be part of a high-level group of individuals and organizations
interested in international affairs. Membership in the
Toronto branch of the CIC enables you to access the
activities, facilities and networks of the Institute.
Click here for
more information about becoming a member.
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