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Article says: "As of 2018, McAskie is a senior fellow at the University of Ottawa's Graduate School of Public and International Affairs.[5] She is also a director of CANADEM,[4] and a director of Pearson Peacekeeping Centre.[6]"
Regarding reference number 5, the source text can be located at page 80. I have added the page number in the citation to avoid confusion.
Based upon the coverage of McAskie, I believe that she could have been a director at one point. I have emailed CANADEM, so they can provide additional information.