Andrew Parkes and Joanne Archibald: Cultural exchanges may be the ‘life support’ that the Canadian dream needs
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Andrew Parkes & Joanne Archibald
Andrew Parkes is an international strategy consultant currently residing in London, U.K., but originally from Toronto, Canada. He has a keen interest in improving the strategic alliance between the Canadian public and private sectors.
Joanne Archibald is a PhD candidate in History at Queen’s University where she is studying Canadian military policy in the early Cold War.
