Canadians not only oppose selling arms to despots but also want more transparency on arms export decision making.
Majority of Canadians say NO to selling arms to despots


Canadians not only oppose selling arms to despots but also want more transparency on arms export decision making.

A recent dialogue hosted by the Republic of Korea Embassy in Ottawa provides a forum for discussion on how to effectively counter North Korea’s slow but steady nuclear advance.

The Liberal government has re-opened the question of Canadian participation in missile defence.

The Conservative government opened the way in 2012 for a major Canadian uranium mining company to export raw uranium to China by changing longstanding nuclear non-proliferation rules to ones described by the government’s own report as “weak”.

A number of Canadian defence analysts are advocating that the Royal Canadian Navy shift its focus from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean to counter the growing power of China’s naval forces.

Canadian missile defence supporters are back in the news, arguing once again that Canada should join the U.S. missile defence system to protect against the North Korean Nuclear Threat.