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I have lived in Canada most of my life, other than during my University years which I passed at Oxford taking my degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, and where I served for a year as President of the Oxford University Student Union.
Professionally, I work in peacebuilding, pluralism, and conservation.
In my volunteer life, I represent Canada as an equestrian athlete; serve as Ambassador-at-Large for the Global Organization of Parliamentarians Against Corruption; write and broadcast on democracy and diplomacy; and contribute my labour to a few philanthropic and community organisations.
The tabs above link to a broader view of the eccentric spheres of activity in my life: my formal education; my professional engagements; my voluntary and community service; and the baubles that have occasionally come out of them.
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Remembering Desmond Tutu |
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My article in the Globe and Mail |
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TVOntario’s The Agenda |
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Reflecting on the life of Queen Elizabeth II |
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My address in the UN General Assembly Chamber |
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CBC Radio’s The House |
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The dirt on the federal two billion trees programme |
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