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"CanKor is an indispensable source of balanced news about key developments regarding the Korean Peninsula. I rely on it to keep my students in Japan and myself informed about Korea-related events. CanKor must continue. Keep up the good work and the good fight."

C. Kenneth Quinones
Professor of Korean Studies Akita International University

"CanKor is a fairminded and indispensible source of information on developments in the DPRK, and is unique in its coverage from a Canadian perspective."

Marcus Noland
Senior Fellow
Institute for International Economics

"I find CanKor to be an indispensable source for keeping up with North Korea, and relations between the two Koreas."

Dr. Bruce Cumings
University of Chicago

"CanKor provides a timely and high quality coverage of key DPRK developments and official statements and is indispensable for the serious DPRK-watcher or decision-maker. At Nautilus, we rely on CanKor to keep us abreast of what the DPRK is saying in response to external events."

Peter Hayes
NAPSNet director
Nautilus Institute

The CanKor Report is a weekly e-clipping service devoted to news and analysis related to issues relevant to peace and justice on the Korean Peninsula, specifically the DPRK (North Korea's official designation -- the Democratic People's Republic of Korea).

Views expressed on the CanKor website or weekly digest are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of CanKor or Weingartner Consulting. CanKor seeks to present readers with a diversity of views and opinions, and is always interested to hear from readers about high quality analysis or material that we may have missed.