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Humanitarian Leaders Convene in Ottawa: A Strategic Dialogue on Canada’s Role in Crisis Response
On June 5, 2025, humanitarian leaders from across the country gathered in Ottawa for the annual Head of Agencies Meeting—a high-level convening organized by the Humanitarian Response Network (HRN) and Cooperation Canada. Held against the backdrop of ongoing conflicts,...
Cooperation Canada’s Reaction to the 2025 G7 Leaders’ Summit
The 2025 G7 Leaders’ Summit has concluded in Kananaskis, Alberta, which marked the G7’s 50th anniversary. The G7 had a chance to lead—but did not meet the moment. In the face of rising humanitarian needs and intensifying climate, conflict and debt crises, the Summit...
Cooperation Canada’s Reaction to the 2025-2026 Main Estimates
The 2025–2026 Main Estimates, tabled by the Government of Canada on 27 May 2025, outline planned federal expenditures totaling $486.9 billion. These estimates serve as a foundational component of the government's expenditure plan, detailing the financial resources...
Cooperation Canada Welcomes OECD-DAC Peer Review of Canada’s International Cooperation
Cooperation Canada welcomes the release of the 2025 OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) peer review of Canada. The review provides an important assessment of Canada’s progress in advancing effective, inclusive and coherent international cooperation. We are...
