The World Peace Award: The Canadians Who Shaped Its Legacy
The following blog article is the second of a 3-part series about WFM-C's 2026 World Peace Award. The World Peace Award: The Canadians Who Shaped Its Legacy Since 1972, the...
The following blog article is the second of a 3-part series about WFM-C's 2026 World Peace Award. The World Peace Award: The Canadians Who Shaped Its Legacy Since 1972, the...
The following blog article is the first of a 3-part series about WFM-C's 2026 World Peace Award. For more than half a century, the World Peace Award has recognized Canadians...
Dear World Federalist in the Toronto Region, This is a reminder for you to support the Toronto Branch by attending our Annual Meeting on Sunday Sept 13th at 2PM. The Zoom...
Unfortunately, Canada is not immune to human trafficking. In fact, it continues to affect people across the country, particularly women and girls (Stats Can). Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit people...
Lasting peace cannot be achieved through military decisions alone. It also requires sustained diplomacy, respect for international law, and meaningful cooperation between states. As the conflict continues, civilians remain at...
While wildfires are often viewed as environmental disasters, their impacts extend far beyond the forests they consume. They place an enormous amount of pressure on emergency services, they threaten food...
When war breaks out, it can be easy to assume that the rules no longer apply. In reality, armed conflict is precisely when international law becomes most important. Even during...
The Debate Over the ICC and the United States Can a country protect its sovereignty while also supporting international justice? This question has shaped debates around the International Criminal Court...
Judge Prost's lifelong commitment to justice, accountability, and the rule of law reflects the values at the heart of WFM Canada's mission. We are honoured to recognize her extraordinary leadership...
The challenge is not whether AI should play a role in our democracies, but rather how it can do so responsibly. International cooperation will be essential to developing shared standards...
When conflict continues but consensus does not, civilians often pay the highest price. As diplomatic divisions over Ukraine persist and governments debate new sanctions and peace efforts, one question becomes...
Earlier this month, the United Nations Human Rights Council concluded its 62nd session, adopting 28 resolutions that will influence human rights work long after the meeting itself ended.
What can the history of democratic progress teach us about the challenges we face today? Join the World Federalist Movement – Canada for a virtual screening and discussion of Global...
As climate change accelerates, the international community is increasingly confronting a difficult question: what happens when states fail to meet their responsibilities to protect people and the planet? On May...
Artificial intelligence is advancing at an extraordinary pace. From scientific research to healthcare, education and cybersecurity, AI is already reshaping how societies function. Yet as its capabilities grow, so too...
The announcement of a ceasefire involving Iran marks a welcome pause after weeks of heightened tensions that threatened to destabilize an already volatile region. While the agreement offers hope for...
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Dear World Federalist in the Toronto Region, This is a reminder for you to support the Toronto Branch by attending our Annual Meeting on Sunday Sept 13th at 2PM. The Zoom...
Judge Prost's lifelong commitment to justice, accountability, and the rule of law reflects the values at the heart of WFM Canada's mission. We are honoured to recognize her extraordinary leadership...
What can the history of democratic progress teach us about the challenges we face today? Join the World Federalist Movement – Canada for a virtual screening and discussion of Global...
Presented by Rose Dyson Ed.D. Digital devices have saturated the globe and revolutionized how we relate to each other. Now the promise and perils of AI have further unsettled the...
Join us as Professor Cohen explores the critical intersection between human rights and climate change, examining how environmental degradation increasingly threatens the realization of fundamental rights and freedoms. This conversation...
Themes in Seth Klein’s Presentation and Discussion with The Toronto Branch of the World Federalist Movement of Canada on April 12th, 2022. Based on his recent book A Good War: Mobilizing Canada...
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