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The Nine New Realities: Issues Facing Canada in the International Arena
Before the deliberative regional dialogue were held, Canada���s World conducted preliminary research on the new realities facing Canada in the international arena, which included:
- an online dialogue in the Canada���s World ;
- 14 roundtable sessions;
- interviews with over 200 Canadians;
- and, a poll of Canadian attitudes towards international policy, led by Environics.
Based on the research, the Canada's World Advisory Committee selected nine new realities ��� issues that will define Canada���s role in the world in the next 10 to 15 years ��� as themes to focus the citizens' dialogue.
Discussion Guides
In order to provide dialogue participants with the tools to discuss these topics, the cross-Canada team produced discussion guides on each of the following nine new realities:
1. Climate Change / Changements Climatiques
2. The Communications Revolution / R矇volution des Communications
3. Conflict is Changing / Conflits en Changement
4. Global Inequality / In矇galit矇s Globales
5. Rising Powers / Puissances Emergeantes
6. International Law / Droit International
7. Indigenous Rights / Droits des Autochtones