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#YesWeCanEndTB (March - September 2023):

  • At the United Nations High-Level Meeting (HLM) on TB on Sept 22, Canada had an opportunity to reaffirm its commitment to eliminating TB but failed to fully step up. We celebrate the successes that came out of this global meeting, including the adoption of a new political declaration signed onto by UN Member States and renewed funding from Canada for TB REACH. However, we express our disappointment in the lack of bold leadership from Canada, specifically in the absence of an investment in TB research and development. Meeting the global goal of ending TB by 2030 will require strong political will, demonstrated by high-impact commitments and sustained funding. We know that Canada could and should have done more at the TB HLM and continue to call on our leaders to step up for the millions of people affected by TB, read our full statement here.

#GameChangers2030 (June 2023):

  • Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced at the UN High-Level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response that Canada is increasing its contribution on Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) to low-income countries for much-needed climate action, future pandemic preparedness and poverty reduction from 18% to 26%. While it’s not the 40% you asked for in June, Canada's contribution of total shared SDRs is larger than any other government, factoring in its special SDR contribution to Ukraine. A HUGE thank you to our volunteers who tirelessly advocated for Canada to step up. This is why we do it.

We achieved a lot in the past years across many of our campaigns and issue areas. To see the full extent of our impact and action, check out our 'A Parliamentarian's Year in Review 2023'!

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May: #ChampionChildrenInEmergencies

As the world grapples with an increase in conflict and crises around the world, we must not lose sight of the unique rights and needs of children living in emergency settings. At the G7 in Italy in June, Canada must unequivocally condemn violence against civilians, especially children, and reinforce the need for humanitarian access and law to ensure children living in emergencies have access to their essential human rights including, healthcare, education, food, access to clean water, and sanitation services.

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past calls-to-action 2024

April:

#InvestInPeople

In April, we are calling on Canada to maintain its support for the International Development Association and use its influence at the World Bank to ensure that IDA21 prioritizes human capital investments like health, education and nutrition.

March:

#YesWeCanEndTB

In March, we are calling on Canada to increase its investments in TB R&D and improve the tools available to prevent, diagnose, and treat the world’s deadliest infectious disease – especially in children.

February:

#AChildrensBudget

In February, we are calling on the Canadian government to keep its commitment to increase its International Assistance Envelope (IAE) every year and invest CAD$600 million in 2024 to ensure that investments in immunization, nutrition, and education can #ReachEveryChild.

January:

#AChildrensBudget

In January, we are calling on the Canadian government to keep its commitment to increase its International Assistance Envelope (IAE) every year and invest CAD$600 million in 2024 to ensure that investments in immunization, nutrition, and education can #ReachEveryChild.

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