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An important role of the CCTC is dissem-—
nation of accurate, up-to-date information
about activities and trade-related de-
velopments in China. 'The China
Reporter', published every two months,
reports on agriculture, finance, the
economy, energy, foreign investment,
forestry, industrial development, infra-
structure, law, mining and metallurgy,
petrochemical industries, high technology
and tourism. Comprehnsive and detailed
accounts are gathered from a wide range
of sources including the Council's "on
the spot" office in Beijing. Special
articles on diverse topics assist 'The
China Reporter's readership to obtain
valuable background perspectives about
China.

The Journal of Canadian Industry, whose
inaugural issue will be published in
April 1983 is designed to introduce
Canadian export technology and products
to China. Editorial content will in-
clude technical articles relevent to
China's development requirements, and
descriptions of exportable Canadian
technologies, manufactured products
and services. The Journal will be pro-
duced in full colour and printed in
simplified Chinese characters. Its
articles will be provided principally
by Canadian academia, Canadian govern-
ment trade promotion offices and Can-
adian corporate export and R & D offic-
ers. Together with essentially non-par-
tisan technical articles, will be trea-
tises describing company-specific tech-
nologies, products and experience.
There will usually be charges for in-
clusion of materials narrowly devoted
to promotion of a specific company's
product or product line. Directed cir-
culation in China is targeted at 45,000
copies.

The publishers of 'The China Reporter'
and the 'Jia Na Da Kung Ye Zhuan Kan
(Journal of Canadian Industry) welcome
articles relating to any of the afore-
mentioned topics. All manuscripts
should be in English and should be no
longer than 3,000 words. The use of

 

charts and other graphic illustrations
is encouraged. All submissions should
be double-spaced and type-written, and
should include the author's name, re-
turn address, and textual references.
The Canada-China Trade Council reserves
the right to edit or refuse submitted
materials. The Council offers its
writers the opportunity to appear in
these prestigious publications, and
regrets that it cannot offer financial
compensation for stories and articles
submitted. However, when material is
used by the Council, the author, on re-
quest, will receive up to ten campli-
mentary copies of the issue in which
his/her article appears.

We invite you, your colleagues and staff,
or graduate students doing relevant re-
search, to submit material to the Toronto
office of the Canada-China Trade Council.
If you have any questions about the CCTC
or its publications, we would be happy
to supply further information and would
be most pleased to hear fram you.

William I. Coleman

For more information, write: Canada-—China

Trade Council, 199 Bay Street, Suite 805,

Toronto, Ontario, M5J 114, Tel: (416) 364-
8321.

 

Review of College Governance Structure

As you are aware, all aspects of the Col-
lege Governance Structure were to be re-
viewed early in 1983. It has now been
determined by the President that the orig-
inal committee will form the review cam-
mittee, and that all recommendations for
changes are to be submitted to him by
April. 15, 1983.

This is to advise all levels of the Govern-
ance System that all concerns and recom-
mendations should be forwarded to the Gov-
ernance Cammittee, in care of my office, as
soon as possible.

Ed Redmond
Assistant to the President

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