[originaltext]　　Canada’s government says it will proceed with plans to send mil

　　Canada’s government says it will proceed with plans to send military advisers to Sudan’s Darfur region. (3) That comes despite Sudan saying it does not want Canadian troops to enter the country.
　　(4) Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin’s aid package for Darfur includes about 140 million dollars and up to 100 military experts to help the African Union peacekeeping force. (3) But Sudan hasn’t been happy with the move. The government in Khartoum says it doesn’t want non-African troops in Darfur and it complained that it had not been properly consulted by Ottawa. But Martin’s office appears undeterred, saying Canada needs only the approval of the African Union for the deployment of troops and it’s up to the AU to get Sudan’s approval. A spokesman for the Prime Minister says that means there was no change of plans. But some critics say Canada should do more. One MP says the plan should include 400 million dollars and 500 soldiers. The 2-year civil war in Darfur has killed more than 300 thousand people and displaced more than 2 million.
　　3.  What’s the Sudan’s attitude toward Canada’s plan?
　　4.  What’s the Canadian aid package for Darfur?