I disagree with Mr Toope’s implication that Canada is fearful. More accurately, it is flailing; too many governments, too little competence, and too much comfort in reliving past (questionable) glory. 
Therefore I find his three suggestions of where Canada should “spend its various forms of capital", at best, unrealistic.
Claiming Canadian experience gained nearly three decades ago on the land mines file, when the internet was in its infancy, puts Canada in a position to lead global efforts on cyberspace threats, which increasingly concern every person on earth, is nonsensical.
Canada has earned an international reputation for managing reasonably well the selection and reception of some thousands of immigrants and refugees. But, the jury is still out on how well Canada is integrating new arrivals.
Canada’s reputation for credible banking  and financial probity, is fine, but Canada does NOT have a good reputation for corporate social responsibility at its mining companies. 
Know thyself