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Title: Suez Canal Crisis - Cold War Canada
 
Type: Document
Description: A brief biography of Lester B. Pearson introduces this article on his peacemaking achievements in Egypt. The events surrounding the build-up of a United Nations force in the Suez Canal are also discussed. Taken from the television series "Canada: A People's History." Includes links to educational resources, bibliography, games, puzzles, and video clips.
Site: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Title: Providing 'Safe Havens' in Bosnia - Van Doos Help Muslim Refugees in S...
 
Type: Film and Video
Description: 1993 television news report shows how the Royal 22nd Regiment peacekeepers in Srebrenica must both disarm and defend Muslim refugees.
Site: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Title: Somalia Affair - For Teachers
 
Type: DocumentFilm and VideoSound
Description: Assignments and activities regarding Canadian peacekeeping initiatives in Somalia.
Site: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Title: Perils of Peacemaking - For Teachers - Webquest, Grades 11-12
 
Type: Document
Description: Using a variety of Web-based resources, students will produce a news magazine-style program on peacemaking challenges in the 1990s.
Site: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Title: Good Peacekeeping or Good PR? - Canada's Diplomatic History Since 1945
 
Type: Film and Video
Description: Four experts on Canadian diplomacy talk about whether Canada deserves its peacekeeping reputation.
Site: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Title: Royal 22nd Regiment Prepares for Oka
 
Type: Film and Video
Description: Royal 22nd Regiment prepares to help resolve dispute with Mohawks at Oka, Quebec.
Site: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Title: Peacekeepers and Peacemakers - Canada's Diplomatic Contribution
 
Type: DocumentFilm and VideoSound
Description: A look at Canada's history of diplomacy and peacekeeping, including Canadian involvement in human rights issues, nuclear disarmament and the International Criminal Court.
Site: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Title: Canadian and Peace-keeping Operations - The Lebanon 1958
 
Type: Document
Description: Five majors and five captains of the Canadian Army arrived in Beirut by R.C.A.F. aircraft on June 21, 1958. They were at once deployed by the United Nations Observation Group to carry out the UN's mandate. This report includes details of the authorization, formation, equipment and employment of the force.
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Title: Canada and Peace-keeping Operations - West New Guinea (West Irian)
 
Type: Document
Description: This report records the Canadian contribution to the settlement of the Indonesian/Netherlands dispute over the control of West New Guinea. Canada was requested to send an Air Adviser for the United Nations Security Force Commander and a float-equipped Otter with flying crew, spare parts and a maintenance crew in September 1962.
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Title: Canada and Peacekeeping Operations - The Congo, 1960-64
 
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Description: If the French colonies could have independence, the Congolese asked, why not us? Riots erupted in Leopoldville, Congo in January 1959. The bloodshed of January immediately aroused fears that the Congo might become a Belgian Algeria. Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced the Canadian contribution to the Congo force on the 30 July, and on 1 August parliamentary approval was given to the government's resolution authorizing the contribution.
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