Canada must do its part to rein in the global arms industry.
Canada must do its part to rein in the global arms industry
Tag Archives: Defence policy
Update on Canadian complicity in Saudi abuses
Canada continues to partner with Saudi Arabia despite its repressive government that makes a mockery of Western democratic values.
Is the problem really political correctness?
Leigha McCarroll, former intern at the Rideau Institute, reflects on recent proceedings of the Standing Senate Committee on National Security and Defence.
Unfriendly fire: The casualty of war Ottawa would rather forget
“On this Remembrance Day, I am remembering one Canadian peacekeeper in particular — someone the Harper government probably prefers to forget.”
Bombs away! Air power as panacea
We have not invested in understanding the conditions of peace. After a century of bombing, isn’t it about time that we did?
A better way forward in a troubled world? Why radical diplomatic reform is imperative
If we are to avoid once more reaping the whirlwind generated by an over-reliance upon armed force, an entirely different approach will be required. Specifically, people everywhere will have to insist that diplomacy displace defence at the centre of international policy. Relative to the alternatives, diplomacy’s approach to the non-violent management of international relations through […]