New ambassador appointed for CCC’s trade offices in China
September 23, 2022
Ottawa, CANADA – Canadian Commercial Corporation’s (CCC) 10 trade offices in China have a new ambassador. Canada’s Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, announced the appointment of Jennifer May as Canada’s new Ambassador to China.
Women in Governance awards CCC parity certification
September 20, 2022
The Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) has been awarded a Bronze Level Parity CertificationTM by Women in Governance, in recognition of our commitment to gender equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Opportunity to join CCC’s Board of Directors
September 14, 2022
Ottawa – The Government of Canada is seeking applicants to serve on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC). The Board’s responsibility is to supervise the direction and…
CCC, Argentina sign MOU for Canadian forest fighting equipment
September 9, 2022
Ottawa, Canada – The Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development of Argentina (MAyDS) to acquire or rent forest fighting equipment, goods, supplies, tools and training from Canada. MAyDS is the government agency responsible for the monitoring, prevention, and management of the Argentina's fire emergencies.
CCC, Canadian Consortium shortlisted for Guyana’s Gas-to-Shore project
September 4, 2022
Ottawa, CANADA – The Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) and a Canadian consortium of firms has been shortlisted for the construction of the pipelines for the Gas-to-Shore Project, which is expected to see Guyana transition to a cheaper and more sustainable natural gas reserve.
AIAC, ISED release 2021 Report on Canada’s Aerospace Industry
July 19, 2022
Ottawa, CANADA – A newly released report by the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) and Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) found that both the Canadian and the global aerospace defence sectors continued to grow in 2020, with defence activity representing 17 percent of total Canadian aerospace revenues.
