Development Aid Archives

Carney calls treatment of Gaza flotilla activists ‘unacceptable’

A number of activists have accused the Israeli military of physical abuse during detention, prior to being deported to their countries

As U.S. sanctions push Cuba deeper into crisis, Ottawa sends millions in humanitarian aid — while avoiding any criticism of Washington

Trade cannot substitute for aid in countries lacking basic institutions and infrastructure. That is why aid exists to support it

Former MP and creator of aid accountability act says aid effectiveness is diluted when trade becomes the goal

With millions displaced and starving, Sudan struggles for attention — and assistance. Some Canadian aid organizations are playing a part

Officials say tying aid to trade delivers ‘win-win’ results for the Global South and Canadians. Critics warn it risks reviving ‘tied aid’

Global development aid fell sharply in 2024, driven largely by a steep drop in U.S. contributions

Ottawa’s new emphasis on tying foreign aid to trade goals risks straying from poverty-reduction mandate: former MP John McKay

Canadian charities mobilize food, shelter and medical support as millions face displacement, hunger and insecurity across the region

Peace advocates warn Canada is rushing into a military buildup without a real debate about the merits — and trade-offs