A few months into the COVID-19 pandemic, the first signs of impact on Canada’s defence procurement plans are showing. The government has been following an ambitious multi-decade blueprint, starting...
There has been much speculation that we are at the “end of the office,” to quote a Financial Times article. This has been the speculation in light of the...
L’avocate d’origine syrienne Reem Al-Ksiri vit aujourd’hui à Vienne, en Autriche. Comme des millions de ses compatriotes, elle s’est vue forcée de quitter son pays en raison de la...
When government assesses threats to security and our capacity to address them, we look to intelligence. There are many dimensions of such intelligence, such as cyber, border, transportation, international...
The global response to the Rohingya crisis has now moved to the judicial arena. Back in June 2019, many politicians and NGOs were calling for Canada to spearhead the...
As the dust settled after 9/11 and officials took stock of what had happened, a singular mission took hold across the West, embodied in the refrain “never again.“ In...
Le Canada a fait du multilatéralisme une des pierres angulaires de sa politique étrangère. Dans cet esprit, il a régulièrement cherché à figurer parmi les 15 membres du Conseil...
Soon after Minister for International Development Karina Gould announced the first phase of Canada’s global support to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, she also said that she expects further Canadian aid to...
Donald Trump’s erratic management of the COVID-19 crisis has been overwhelmingly rejected by Canadians, who feel good about themselves and their leaders. The crisis has reinforced a belief in...
Four months into the global pandemic, critics are rightly asking what the government could have done better to prevent the human and economic toll we are seeing in Canada....
