Canadian arms exports to countries in conflict or known for human violations are on the increase, an analysis by the Canadian Press shows.
Questionable arms exports up
Able Archer: The war that didn't happen
Thirty years ago, in November 1983, one of the most dangerous crises of the Cold War occurred when the Soviet leadership convinced itself that the United States might be about to launch a nuclear attack.
Able Archer: The war that didn’t happen
Thirty years ago, in November 1983, one of the most dangerous crises of the Cold War occurred when the Soviet leadership convinced itself that the United States might be about to launch a nuclear attack.
Cost of ships could surpass $105 billion
Public Works has released a through-life cost estimate for the Canadian government’s National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy. Costs are estimated to reach $105 billion and critics argue it could go higher.
Dismissive CSSA President sent as Canadian delegate to small arms conference
The Harper government spent taxpayers’ money to send Steve Torino, the President of the Canadian Shooting Sports Association, to a conference on the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons, despite the fact the CSSA dismissed the Programme as not “even remotely important.”
Steven Staples interviewed by Sun News on "I Remember for Peace" campaign
Ceasefire.ca responds to Sun TV’s attack on I Remember for Peace