Canada’s liberal internationalist foreign policy is rooted in the belief that international relations should be guided not only by national interest but also by universal principles of democracy, human rights, multilateral cooperation, and the rule of law. Unlike a purely realist approach that emphasizes power and security, liberal internationalism combines Canada’s pursuit of national security and economic prosperity with a commitment to promoting global stability, international institutions, and ethical norms. Historically, this policy orientation emerged after World War II, as Canada positioned itself as a middle power that could play a constructive role in global affairs without seeking hegemonic dominance. At the core of Canada’s liberal internationalism is multilateralism. Canada has consistently sought to engage with international organizations such as the United Nations,