Collacott, Martin, 1933-2018

found: Terrorism, refugees and homeland security, ©2002:t.p. (Martin Collacott), verso, Can. CIP (hdg.: Collacott, Martin, 1933-) p. 15 (former Canada's ambassador to Cambodia)

found: The globe and mail, 18 August 2018, online, viewed 17 October 2018(Martin Collacott, a diplomat for more than 30 years and an advocate for a more rational immigration policy, died on July 16 at hospital in White Rock, B.C., of liver cancer; born on March 29, 1933, in Vancouver; earned a BA in philosophy in 1955 and a master's in philosophy in 1959 from the University of Toronto; hired by the organization that was the precursor of the Canadian International Development Agency in 1960; hired by the Department of External Affairs in 1966, being posted to Vietnam, Beijing, Nigeria, Tokyo, Sri Lanka, Syria and Lebanon, and Cambodia, retiring in 1996; served as the director general of the intelligence and counter-terrorism branch in Ottawa from 1987 to 1990; launched the Centre for Immigration Policy Reform in 2010; taught himself Mandarin in Borneo and underwent intensive French-language training in Ottawa)

found: Amicus database, 17 October 2018(authorized access point [1010L4267]: Collacott, Martin)