Will domestic opposition hurt the UN Security Council bid?

Published October 6, 2010

For many, a seat on the UN Security Council is a matter of national pride, a verification of Canada's strong reputation and long-standing role in the world as a force for good. As a result, it should supersede partisan politics and be a matter all Canadians rally around.

Yet over the past few months, a seemingly increasing number of civil society groups, former diplomats and even opposition critics have...