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Further research will be necessary to determine the precise date of the founding of the Victoria branch. In 1934, however, Victoria had two representatives on the national council: W.T. Straith, a lawyer who later served in the provincial cabinet, and B.G. Nicholas, the legendary editor of the Victoria Daily Times. By 1936-37 it was fully organized and its almost forty members met regularly to hear such speakers as F.R. Scott, Escott Reid, and F.H. Soward as well as visitors from China and Australia. Today, it has about 150 active members, including academics and many who have served in senior positions with the Departments of Foreign Affairs and International Trade and of National Defence. Approximately 100 to 120 members and guests attend its monthly luncheon meetings.
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Is the New Cold War Looming in East Asia
The CIC Victoria Branch presents “Is the New Cold War Looming in East Asia?” with speaker Dr. James Boutilier. Admission:CIC Member Price = $30.00 CIC Student Member Price = $10.00 Non-Member ...More -
Echoes of Oklahoma in Scandinavia horror
July 25, 2011, Ronald Crelinsten, The Toronto Star The massive bombing in Oslo’s government district and the horrific shooting at the youth camp on Utoya Island that followed has shocked the Norwegian ...More -
GPS 2.0: A Critique of the Canadian International Council’s Open Canada: Global Positioning Strategy
Critique SummaryJacob Helliwell | May, 2011 The results of the 2010 Security Council rotational-seat election shocked those who advocate proactive Canadian foreign policy. After decades of tangible contributions ...More
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