Patrick Fafard
@pfafard.bsky.social
Professor Emeritus/ Visiting Professor
Graduate School of Public & International Affairs and
Chair in Science Diplomacy, University of Ottawa.
Research Director, Global Strategy Lab, York/UOttawa
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Graduate School of Public & International Affairs and
Chair in Science Diplomacy, University of Ottawa.
Research Director, Global Strategy Lab, York/UOttawa
.
Good luck! I am sure it will be great!
February 2, 2026 at 9:45 PM
Good luck! I am sure it will be great!
Reposted by Patrick Fafard
Good interview! Yes, Canada & European countries, Japan, NZ, etc. will by default be more influential in the WHO. But unlike many of our allies, global health hasn’t been a Cdn. priority. Perhaps that will change as part of the middle power alliances & ‘variable geometry’ highlighted by the PM.
February 1, 2026 at 1:42 AM
Good interview! Yes, Canada & European countries, Japan, NZ, etc. will by default be more influential in the WHO. But unlike many of our allies, global health hasn’t been a Cdn. priority. Perhaps that will change as part of the middle power alliances & ‘variable geometry’ highlighted by the PM.
Yes, burden sharing is necessary and Canada doesn’t need to lead on global health. But if global health is defined solely as an operational matter & the responsibility of the Public Health Agency, they are in no position to lend whatever political capital Canada may have on the global stage.
February 1, 2026 at 1:54 AM
Yes, burden sharing is necessary and Canada doesn’t need to lead on global health. But if global health is defined solely as an operational matter & the responsibility of the Public Health Agency, they are in no position to lend whatever political capital Canada may have on the global stage.
Good interview! Yes, Canada & European countries, Japan, NZ, etc. will by default be more influential in the WHO. But unlike many of our allies, global health hasn’t been a Cdn. priority. Perhaps that will change as part of the middle power alliances & ‘variable geometry’ highlighted by the PM.
February 1, 2026 at 1:42 AM
Good interview! Yes, Canada & European countries, Japan, NZ, etc. will by default be more influential in the WHO. But unlike many of our allies, global health hasn’t been a Cdn. priority. Perhaps that will change as part of the middle power alliances & ‘variable geometry’ highlighted by the PM.
Philosophy of science
Introduction to physiology
Urban geography
Introduction of logic
Alberta politics
Introduction to physiology
Urban geography
Introduction of logic
Alberta politics
January 31, 2026 at 3:35 AM
Philosophy of science
Introduction to physiology
Urban geography
Introduction of logic
Alberta politics
Introduction to physiology
Urban geography
Introduction of logic
Alberta politics
Reposted by Patrick Fafard
📢Nouveau blog de Peter Jones - Trump : y a-t-il une méthode dans sa folie ?
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January 27, 2026 at 4:35 PM
📢Nouveau blog de Peter Jones - Trump : y a-t-il une méthode dans sa folie ?
🔗 www.cips-cepi.ca/2026/01/27/t...
🔗 www.cips-cepi.ca/2026/01/27/t...
Reposted by Patrick Fafard