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Top Stories published by PPF Consultative Forum on China in December of 2017

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A Mouse Sleeping Next to a Dragon: New Twitches and Grunts

By Stephanie Carvin, Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University

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China and Canada in an Era of Global Disruption

Presentation by Dr. Kevin Lynch, Vice-Chair BMO Financial Group and Former Clerk of the Privy Council and Cabinet Secretary, Government of Canada

Observation 1: Disruptive global trends are reshaping…

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Canada-China Relations: A Note on Public Attitudes

Presentation by Paul Evans, University of British Columbia

Why do Public Attitudes about China Matter Now?

Public views about China around the world display…

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Session 2 Recap: National Security and Human Rights

Meeting Minutes, September 14, 2017, Ottawa

Note: // indicates a new speaker

Acknowledgment: The minutes below reflect a round table exchange between government officials, public policy…

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Options for a Canada-China FTA Negotiation Strategy

Presentation by Wendy Dobson, Rotman School of Management

When Canadian and Chinese leaders committed to regular high-level contact following their September 2016 meeting, they laid a foundation for deeper economic…

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Session 2 Booklet

The minutes and presentations made during the Sept. 14 2017 session can be found in this booklet.

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The Canada-China Relationship

Presentation by Bruce Anderson, Chairman of Abacus Data

Bruce Anderson’s presentation can be found on Abacus’ website.

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