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It is this essential point that Canada will continue to emphasize.
Canada will continue to fund the post of the CCD Legal Advisor.
Because of its fundamental importance, Canada will continue to promote more effective humanitarian action.
Canada will continue to be an attentive partner for Central America.
Through its renewed Global Partnership Program, Canada will continue to work to develop nuclear security projects around the world.
Canada will continue to provide substantial help to the poorest.
Working to prevent substance abuse among young people is one of the priorities of UNDCP, and one which Canada will continue to support.
Canada will continue to work to make this initiative a success.
Through our bilateral and multilateral engagement-- whether at the United Nations and the Arctic Council or in working with our Arctic partners-- Canada will continue to show leadership on such Arctic issues as shipping, oil and gas and contaminants and biodiversity.
For its part, Canada will continue to support MINUGUA and the peace negotiations.
Canada will continue to support efforts to address this humanitarian disaster.
For the 2011 Census,Statistics Canada will continue to improve its quality assurance programme and all related activities.
Canada will continue to conduct trials, testing and evaluation as new technologies are developed.
Through the Group of Eight Global Partnership, Canada will continue to work with the United States in developing joint nuclear security projects around the world to address those risks.
Canada will continue to focus on such issues as children and AIDS, street children and education.
In conclusion, Canada will continue to cooperate with Haiti by fully respecting its Constitution, its culture, its history and its diversity.
Canada will continue to support the efforts of the Security Council and IAEA in order to achieve such an outcome.
In all our endeavours, Canada will continue to forge partnerships with civil society and the private sector in realizing our common security goals.
Canada will continue to consult widely in an effort to further refine the proposal for consideration at the review Conference.
And 34: Canada will continue to cooperate with human rights mechanisms and special procedures.
That is why Canada will continue to take strong stands against Governments that commit systemic abuses against their populations.
Canada will continue to promote such dialogue, in particular in its role as chair of the Working Group of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations.
Canada will continue to support the establishment of a secure environment and democratic development in Afghanistan as key factors in achieving lasting change.
Canada will continue working with the Afghan people to help set the conditions for a successful transition to greater Afghan leadership on security.
To that end, Canada will continue to work with our partner countries in support of their efforts towards the achievement of the MDGs, our global road map for reducing poverty.
Canada will continue, working in cooperation with Afghan and international partners, particularly the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, to develop creative and credible solutions.
Canada will continue to consult States, the United Nations, international organizations and civil society to seek input and suggestions on the proposed intersessional programme of work.
Canada will continue to work for greater cooperation in combating international crime and corruption through its 2000-2002 membership of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
Canada will continue to participate in global efforts in the areas of research, experimental science and programmes to develop vaccines and other prevention technologies to put a stop to HIV transmission.
Canada will continue to explore with other Governments new avenues to establish cooperative arrangements on greater technological compatibility, harmonizing policies, exchanging information and sharing common tasks.