About
Founded in 1928 by former Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden, the Canadian International Council (CIC) is Canada's national membership organization for global affairs. Through a network of 20 branches across the country, CIC connects Canadians to the ideas, people and conversations shaping our world through informed, non-partisan dialogue.
Become a member and join a nationwide community of globally engaged Canadians: https://thecic.org/become-a-member/
Details
- Website: https://thecic.org/
- Founded: 1928
- Company Size: 68 employees
- Headquarters: Toronto, Ontario
- Specialties: Canadian foreign policy, foreign policy, International Affairs, Terrorism, Canada-US Relations, Populism, International Security, Climate Change, Nuclear Weapons, Cyber Security, Social Media & Democracy, Organized Crime, Trade, International Development, Diaspora Relations, Conflict Dynamics, United Nations, Global Health, Humanitarianism, International Refugee Law, Russian Foreign Policy, Indigenous Peoples, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Civic Engagement, International Politics