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Canada joined the United Nations, which was a group of 50 countries whose goals were to prevent wars, keep peace, protect human rights, and overall improving life for each nation.
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All the members of the United Nations Countries all signed the Internation Declartion of Human Rights.
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On April 4th 1949 Canada joined a military alliance which sought to have peace with the Europeans. The Organization was called The North Atlantic Treaty Organization or also known as NATO.
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Canada sends military troops to Korean to fight on behalf of the United Nations.
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The NORAD is a organization that provides aeropace warning, air sovereignty and denfence for their countries.
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In 1958 Canada created the Canadian International Developement Agency (CIDA). The program administers foreign aid in developing countries.
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The Auto Pack was a trade aggreement between both Canada and the United States, and it was signed by Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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The Canada-People's Republic of China relations were established by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau which made China Canada's second largest trading partner.
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On January 1 of 1994, Canada joined in an agreement with Mexico and the United States which created a trilateral trade bloc in North America.
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Canada signs the Kyoto protocol which is an international agreement to recude the amount of greenhouse gases in order to control climate changes.
