Global Affairs hiring for ‘dedicated campaign’ team for UN Security Council bid

Two job openings for the campaign were posted publicly, but the department wouldn't say how many other positions were being advertised internally.

Canada's deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, Michael Grant, may be overseeing those working on the Security Council campaign. UN photograph by JC McIlwaine

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BY CHELSEA NASH

October 19, 2016

As Canada's bid to win a temporary seat on the UN Security Council ramps up, Global Affairs Canada is putting together dedicated teams to work on it both in Ottawa and at the country's permanent mission to the United Nations in New York. “A small dedicated campaign co-ordination team is in the p...

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