Longtime contributor and former Board and Executive Committee member Robin Collins, will receive the 2026 Annual Achievement Award from Canadian Leadership for Nuclear Disarmament (CLND), a project of the Canadian...
Africa’s renewed push for permanent representation on the UN Security Council raises a deeper question: can meaningful reform happen without confronting the power of the veto?
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...
The electoral vote is among democracy’s simplest acts and one of its most consequential. A citizen enters a polling station and makes a choice. This choice has the power to...
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...
WFM-Canada is proud to join civil society organizations and individuals worldwide in endorsing the Joint Statement in Support of Progress toward a Crimes Against Humanity Treaty. This critical initiative comes at...
Hon. Douglas Roche’s latest book, Keep Hope Alive is a call to action in a turbulent world. As a former diplomat, senator, and a tireless advocate for peace and disarmament,...
Wendell Willkie – successful lawyer and businessman, as well as a defeated candidate for U.S. President on the Republican Party ticket in 1940 – is a largely forgotten figure today....
Grand corruption – the abuse of public office for private gain by a nation’s leaders (kleptocrats) – is not a victimless crime. It is a major barrier to meeting the...
The veto power of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is arguably among the most contentious aspects of the UN system, reflecting a power dynamic in place at the Charter’s...
The international legal order is awash with treaty mechanisms – for terrorism, corruption, and even cutting submarine cables – that offer “horizontal systems” for addressing crime. Shockingly, no equivalent system...
One-hundred and twenty-five years ago, the 1899 Hague Peace Conference gave the world the first formal statement of the laws of war and war crimes, in the modern sense. This...
The UN Secretary-General’s (SG’s) proposal to establish a Special Envoy for Future Generations is gaining traction, including in preparations for the UN Summit of the Future (SOTF). The proposal is...
Can the United Nations (UN) adapt to the challenges of the 21st century? On September 22-23, 2024, the UN will convene the Summit of the Future in New York to...
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