This is the White House Historical Association's timeline of Canadian state visits to the White House since the first visit in 1927 by Canada's Governor General Freeman Freeman-Thomas, 1st Marquess of Willingdon and his wife Marie.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt made the first consequential visit to Canada in Quebec City on July 31st, 1936, where he met Governor General Lord Tweedsmuir.
For over sixty years following this visit, it was tradition for the new president to make their first state visit to Canada until 2001 when George W.
This publication by Four Freedoms Park Conservancy Inc. (a non-profit organization that programs Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms State Park on Roosevelt Island) explores the relationship between the United States and Canada under President D. Roosevelt's leadership.
It is widely recognized that the relationship between Franklin D.
The Fulbright program is a bi-national, treaty-based, non-governmental, not-for-profit reciprocal residential exchange organization between Canada and the US that provides opportunities to Canadian and American students, scholars, and researches to study, lecture and/or conduct research in the other country.
The initial Fulbright concept was introduced in 1946 by President Harry Truman and Canada has been involved for over the last 30 years providing support to st
The High-Level Policy Review Group is a way in which the United States and Canada meet and coordinate actions to respond to global issues and as a means of working together to bring peace, security, democracy, and the rule of law around the globe while also mobilizing international support.
This group was launched in 2009 and had its last meeting in 2020 at Mt.
This source outlines the main areas of importance between the Canada-US diplomatic relationship and includes agreements and initiatives that both countries are involved in.
This includes trade and investment, defense, border, environment, energy, agriculture, and the arctic.
This is a list of all visits made by United States Presidents to Canada throughout their presidency.
The list begins in July 1923 with President Warren G. Harding visiting Vancouver on his way back from Alaska, up until President Donald J. Trump's visit to La Malbaie, Quebec in 2018.
This page identifies the list of officials who have served as chiefs of the United States Mission in Canada ever since William Phillips in 1927, when the American Legation in Ottawa was established as he presented his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
This page discusses the history of the US mission in Canada along with the historic and modern role played by the Consulate Generals in creating and facilitating economic/political relations and agreements.
This resource highlights that the US has maintained an official presence in Canada since 1833 with the opening of the first Consulate in Halifax and discusses the services provided by Consulates that have opened since that time.
This is a guide to the recognition, diplomatic, and consular relations between Canada and the United States starting from the first bilateral fishing treaty made in 1923.
This guide includes when the United States recognized Canada as an independent union and when diplomatic relations were formally established in 1927, the establishment of the American legation in Ottawa also in 1927, and the elevation of legation to embassy status in 1943.