Global Affairs Canada

Global Affairs Canada is the department responsible for Canada’s foreign affairs, international trade, and development. It plays a crucial role in maintaining Canada’s position on the global stage, including managing sanctions to promote peace, security, and human rights. The department issues and updates various sanctions lists that target individuals, groups, and entities involved in activities such as terrorism, human rights violations, and corruption.

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Lists Name	Records
Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Wanted The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) maintains a list of individuals wanted in connection with various crimes across Canada.	259
Canada Border Service Agency - Wanted List The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) maintains a wanted list to help identify individuals wanted by canadian law enforcement related to border security and immigration matters. This list includes people who may pose a threat to national security or who have violated canadian immigration laws.	6

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Why is compliance with the Global Affairs Canada necessary?

Complying with sanctions imposed by Global Affairs Canada (GAC) is crucial to uphold national and international security, as well as to promote human rights and international peace. These measures help prevent illegal activities, such as terrorism financing or trade with sanctioned entities, protecting Canada’s economic and diplomatic interests. Furthermore, adherence to these sanctions reinforces Canada’s commitment to global norms and values, fostering a safer environment for citizens and strengthening international cooperation against threats to global stability.

Which companies should comply with Global Affairs Canada?

Companies involved in international trade, finance, and technology must comply with regulations from Global Affairs Canada. This includes manufacturers, exporters, importers, and financial institutions. Compliance is essential to avoid legal repercussions, maintain market access, and uphold ethical practices. Adhering to sanctions ensures that businesses do not inadvertently support activities contrary to Canada's foreign policy objectives.

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