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A couple of the wobbly democracies in between have said, how can we get some of these benefits that we see other countries get?
But it brings to mind the quote, 'the sea is so great, my boat is so small' ... today is a day to celebrate that not a soul was lost
There is an awful lot of joy in that room as the families get together
They were offensive for accusing Canadians service personnel of torturing and assassinating prisoners. It’s offensive, it’s unacceptable, and it is desperation rhetoric and the rhetoric of desperation
These events are further evidence of a shrinking democratic space in Venezuela ... During my recent visit to Venezuela, I heard many individuals and organizations express concerns related to violations of the right to freedom of expression and other basic liberties.
The Honduran people have spoken very clearly, they have elected Lobo as their president that's clear
All in all it’s a magnificent operation ... But there are some glitches, and there will be going ahead.
These children are the second group to arrive in Canada whose adoptions are in the final stages of approval and have been cleared by the Haitian government
Hey, we’re like many other Canadian families
I am happy for whatever the real reason is that the deal price was changed
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Canada's Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon (C) and junior minister foreign affairs Peter Kent (R) greet Japan's Secretary of State Foreign Affairs Koichi Takemasa as he arrives for the Ministerial Preparatory Conference on Haiti, in Montreal, January 25, 2010.
View Photo »France's Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (L) is greeted by Canada's Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon and junior minister foreign affairs Peter Kent (R) as he arrives for the Ministerial Preparatory Conference on Haiti, in Montreal, January 25, 2010.
View Photo »Canada's Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon (C) and junior minister foreign affairs Peter Kent (R) greet Haiti's Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive as he arrives for the Ministerial Preparatory Conference on Haiti, in Montreal, January 25, 2010.
View Photo »Carlos Lopez (L), a representative of de facto leader Roberto Micheletti, speaks with Peter Kent (R), Canada's minister of state of foreign affairs for the Americas and Victor Meza, a representative of ousted President Manuel Zelaya during a meeting at a hotel in Tegucigalpa October 7,...
View Photo »Carlos Lopez (C), Foreign Minister of the de facto Honduran government led by Roberto Micheletti, delivers a speech next to OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza (L) and Canada's Vice-Foreign minister Peter Kent (R) during the beginning of the peace talks on October 7, 2009 in...
View Photo »Foreign Minister and representative of the de facto Honduran goverment Carlos Lopez (C), Victor Mesa (L), representing ousted President Manuel Zelaya and Canadian Vice Foreign Minister Peter Kent (R) during the beginning of the peace talks on Octuber 7, 2009 in Tegucigalpa. A team of...
View Photo »Prime Minister Stephen Harper, center, makes his way to a last minute news conference with Minister of State of Foreign Affairs (Americas) Peter Kent, left, and Minister of Public Safety Peter Van Loan following his meeting with Mexican President Felipe Calderon at the start of the North...
View Photo »Canadian Minister of State of Foreign Affairs for the Americas, Peter Kent, (L) speaks with Costa Rican President, Oscar Arias, after a meeting at the presidential house in San Jose, on June 4, 2009. Kent visited the Costa Rican head of state to discuss the free trade agreement between...
View Photo »From left to right, Peter Fonseca, former Olympian Marnie McBean, Toronto Deputy Mayor Joe Pantalone, and Peter Kent celebrate Toronto's winning bid to host the 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto, Friday, Nov. 6, 2009.
View Photo »The Secretary General of the Organization of American States Jose Miguel Insulza (L), the de facto Minister of Foreign Affairs of Honduras Carlos Lopez Contreras (C-R), the Canadian Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs for the americas Peter Kent and Victor Meza, representative of...
View Photo »Carlos Lopez (L), Foreign Minister of the de facto Honduran government led by Roberto Micheletti, Victor Mesa, (C) representive of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya and Canadian Vice-Foreign Minister Peter Kent talk during the beginning of the peace talks on October 7, 2009 in...
View Photo »Organization of American States Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza (L), Carlos Lopez (2nd L), a representative of de facto leader Roberto Micheletti, Peter Kent (2nd R), Canada's minister of state of foreign affairs for the Americas and Victor Meza, a representative of ousted...
View Photo »Jose Miguel Insulza, Secretary General of the Organization of American States, OAS, left, Carlos Lopez, Honduras' interim government's Foreign Minister, second left, Peter Kent, Canada's Prime Minister, and Victor Meza, representative of ousted Honduras' President Manuel Zelaya and...
View Photo »Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) talks with Minister of State of Foreign Affairs Peter Kent (C) and Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon at the start of the first plenary session of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 18, 2009.
View Photo »Minister of State of Foreign Affairs (Americas) Peter Kent introduces Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper at a news conference in Calgary, September 1, 2009.
View Photo »From left to right: John Biehl, Ambassador of the Organization Americas States in Honduras, Patricia Espinoza, Mexico's Foreign Minister, Peter Kent, Canada's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Jose Miguel Insulza, OAS Secretary General and Alvaro Briones, advisor of the OAS Secretary...
View Photo »Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) waves after delivering a statement to journalists at the North American Leaders' Summit in Guadalajara August 9, 2009. Also pictured is Canadian Minister of State of Foreign Affairs Peter Kent. U.S. President Barack Obama, Harper and Mexican...
View Photo »France's Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (L) is greeted by Canada's Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon and junior minister foreign affairs Peter Kent (R) as he arrives for the Ministerial Preparatory Conference on Haiti, in Montreal, January 25, 2010.
View Photo »A couple of the wobbly democracies in between have said, how can we get some of these benefits that we see other countries get?
But it brings to mind the quote, 'the sea is so great, my boat is so small' ... today is a day to celebrate that not a soul was lost
There is an awful lot of joy in that room as the families get together
They were offensive for accusing Canadians service personnel of torturing and assassinating prisoners. It’s offensive, it’s unacceptable, and it is desperation rhetoric and the rhetoric of desperation
These events are further evidence of a shrinking democratic space in Venezuela ... During my recent visit to Venezuela, I heard many individuals and organizations express concerns related to violations of the right to freedom of expression and other basic liberties.
The Honduran people have spoken very clearly, they have elected Lobo as their president that's clear
All in all it’s a magnificent operation ... But there are some glitches, and there will be going ahead.
These children are the second group to arrive in Canada whose adoptions are in the final stages of approval and have been cleared by the Haitian government
Hey, we’re like many other Canadian families
I am happy for whatever the real reason is that the deal price was changed
- elm51
23 hours ago
- CanadaGovNews
23 hours ago
RT @VoiceInPMsHead: Plus we'd finally get an answer to the age-old question: Peter Kent - vampire?
- CdnCentrist 23 hours ago
Plus we'd finally get an answer to the age-old question: Peter Kent - vampire?
- VoiceInPMsHead 23 hours ago
- in_kent
1 day ago
