Christine Martel-Fleming
Christine Martel-Fleming is a bilingual graduate of the University of Ottawa with a Bachelors of Social Science in International Development and Globalization. During her university career, Christine served as the Volunteer Coordinator for the University of Ottawa’s International Development Week 2013. She has worked for a number of different federal government branches including Statistics Canada, Aboriginal Affairs and Elections Canada. She is interested in Sino-Canadian relations and recently spent four months in Chengdu, China to enhance her knowledge of Chinese politics and Mandarin.
Twitter: @cmflem
Related Articles
November 4, 2013 – NATO & China Roundtable in Toronto
Posted on Author NATO Association of Canada
“Does NATO Belong in Asia? Canada, China and America’s ‘Pivot’ to the Asia-Pacific” Monday, November 4, 2013 − Dominion of Canada General Insurance Building – 165 University Avenue, Toronto _________________________________________________________________________________ As global power centres continue their eastward shift, NATO looks increasingly adrift in its transatlantic orientation. The alliance is turning towards the burgeoning Asia-Pacific Read More…
Conference: NATO’s New Strategic Concept – Active Engagement, Modern Defence
Posted on Author NATO Association of Canada
On April 12, 2011, the NATO Council of Canada (NCC) hosted its annual Spring Conference at the University of Toronto. Entitled NATO’s New Strategic Concept: Active Engagement, Modern Defence, this year’s conference brought together distinguished scholars, policymakers, and members of the Canadian Forces to review and expand on NATO’s core priorities, the challenges of the Read More…
Afghanistan between War and Peace
Posted on Author NATO Association of Canada
On January 20th, 2022, the NATO Association of Canada is proud to host a panel discussion to reflect on the fall of the Afghan government following the U.S. withdrawal in the summer of 2021. Our experts Kathy Gannon and Kamran Bokhari will reflect on the events that led to the fall of the Afghan government and discuss the current state of affairs in Afghanistan. Two veteran observers of the region, Kathy and Kamran will help us understand the complex, multi-faceted conflict that has ravaged the country for over a decade.