Diplomatic Circles

How Canada can play its part in ushering peace in Korean peninsula

Canada should reactivate diplomatic relations by fully authorizing the Canadian ambassador in Seoul to represent Canada in North Korea, and accept the nominee for ambassador of North Korea to Canada.

U.S. President Donald Trump, left, and North Korean President Kim Jong-un's Hanoi summit last month ended with both walking away from peace talks. Photographs courtesy of Gage Skidmore and KCNA.

Opinion

BY MIMI HAN AND LIZ BERNSTEIN

March 18, 2019

When the history books are written about the end to the conflict between North and South Korea, it’s clear that the leading voices will not be the ones in boardrooms or legislatures. It will come from the grassroots—the people who are living the day-to-day realiti...

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