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OPINION

Fighter replacement reaching new depths

18 September 2017  |   DAVID BERCUSON

The effort to replace Canada’s fighter jets is reaching new depths of hilarity, writes David Bercuson.

Don't follow U.S. back to Afghanistan

2 September 2017  |   DAVID BERCUSON

Canada should resist the temptation to follow America's renewed effort in Afghanistan, notes David Bercuson.

Can Defence Policy create bi-partisan consensus?

18 August 2017  |   DAVID BERCUSON

The Defence Policy is not perfect by any means, but it comes after exhaustive country-wide consultation, and although there are holes (procurement for one), David Bercuson says there is nothing to dislike.

Hybrid submarines, an efficient alternative

15 August 2017  |   DANNY LAM

Nuclear propulsion is ideal for long distances and extended under-ice missions that are unique to Canada. Is there a better, more affordable and collaborative way? 

Tolerance of hate allows it to take root and flourish

15 August 2017  |

The father of a white supremacist stands up and says "It was the silence of good people that allowed the Nazis to flourish the first time around, and it is the silence of good people that is allowing them to flourish now."

Selling UN Peacekeeping to Canadians

14 August 2017  |   BLAIR GILMORE

The CAF really shines when it comes to niche military areas of expertise – we know how to specialize and become world experts. Peacekeeping of today is different, and leveraging the capabilities provided by civilian organizations that can blend advanced education, military experience and real-world approaches to address these complex realities is the next crucial step in becoming a global leader.

Wildfire Responder Support

11 August 2017  |   JAMES PARKER

Central BC's declared state of emergency has been extended until at least August 18. Firefighters require a huge support system behind them. Here's an insider’s view from behind the scene.

Don’t Let Trump Start a War with North Korea

8 August 2017  |

North Korea’s recent ICBM launch is a stark reminder of the dangers posed by the rogue regime in Pyongyang. Instead of choosing between attacking North Korea or allowing it to have nuclear weapons, a clear and consistent approach to deter threats from Kim Jong-Un is needed.

2017 Canada Army Run Dinner guest speakers

2 August 2017  |   ARMY PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Two exceptional special guest speakers have been confirmed for the Canada Army Run Pasta Dinner on September 16.

Unravelling the Omar Khadr payoff

1 August 2017  |   SCOTT NEWARK

It’s been just over a month since Canadians learned that their federal government had decided to issue an apology to Omar Khadr and to provide him with $10.5M in ‘compensation’. Let's review the facts.

Will the Philippines become a failed state?

25 July 2017  |   JAYA PRAKASH

Ground readings suggest the Philippines is precariously close to becoming a failed state – a situation the world should not ignore.

RCN diplomacy in West Africa deployment

24 July 2017  |   BLAIR GILMORE

Keeping with the tradition of Canadian ingenuity, RCN planners came up with an innovative solution to building a positive presence in the region of West Africa.

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