The Consulate-General of Canada in

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( French: ''Consulat général du Canada à Boston'') is a diplomatic mission of

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located in Suite 400 of Three

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, United States. The geographical jurisdiction of the Boston office covers the

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states of

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, Massachusetts,

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, and

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; in addition to

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located off the South Coast of the Canadian Province of Newfoundland. It further supports the Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C. and is one of twelve Consulates-General and three Consulates/Trade Commission offices located in the

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. The Consulate General in Boston opened in 1951. The mission focuses on relations dealing in: technology, research and development, product commercialization, joint-ventures trade relationships, strategic partnerships, and both greenfield and

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s between New England and Canada. The Canadian province of Québec has maintained a separate secondary

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in BostonQuébec Government Office in Bosto

/ref> as part of the provincial Ministry of International Relations since the early 1970s.

Past Consuls-General

* James A. Strong (1951/02/01 – 1969/07/19) * George S. Patterson (1951/07/31 – 1953/?/?) * Jean-Louis Délisle (1953/11/? – 1954/07/?) *

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(1954/09/22 – 1957/09/03) *

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(1957/03/14 – 1958?) * Stuart D. Helmsley (1958/09/25 – ?) *

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(1970/06/04 – 1973/09/18) * Marion A. Macpherson (1976/09/21 – 1977/08/31) * Timothy A. Williams (1978/01/19 – ?) * Jean-Marie Gaétan Déry (1980/?/? – 1983/?/?) *Hon. Barnett J. Danson (1983/?/? – 1986/?/?) * Pierrette A. Lucas (1987/?/? – 1989/?/? ) *Hon. Thomas McMillan (1989/08/24 – 1993/?/?) *Hon. Donald W. Cameron (1993/06/23 – 1997/?/?) *Hon.

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(1997/07/10 – 2001/?/?) *Hon.

Ron Irwin Ronald A. Irwin (October 29, 1936 – December 5, 2020) was a Canadian diplomat and politician. Life Born in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Irwin earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Western Ontario and a law degree from Osgoode ...

(2001/08/20 – 2005/?/?) * Stan Keyes (2005/08/02 – 2006/?/?) *

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(2006/07/13 – 2010/08/09) * Patrick G. Binns (2010/08/10 – 2015/04/22) * David N. Alward (2015/02/23 - )

References

External links

Consulate General of Canada in Boston

Past Consul-Generals

Canada and America
Government of Canada website
Trade statistics between Canada and New England

Canada–United States relations {{Boston-stub