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Revision as of 18:37, 18 November 2023
Welcome to the safe travel wiki for educators!
About this page
This page aims to give you a better understanding of the Government of Canada’s information, advice, services and tools to help your faculty and students travel safely abroad. We hope this wiki is a helpful tool to foster engagement and collaboration with your institution.
Who we are
Our team's mandate is to increase awareness among the Canadian public of the information and services available to them when travelling or living abroad, to help them make informed decisions.
We can help your institution by:
- Guiding you through the pertinent sections of Travel.gc.ca to prepare for travelling or living abroad. This includes our destination-specific Travel Advice and Advisories.
- Explaining the consular services available to Canadians abroad, including emergency assistance.
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