Opening the pathway for greater Indigenous inclusion in the Armed Forces
The CAF must position itself as an employer of choice for Indigenous Peoples by improving cultural safety, and supporting long-term career development and leadership.
We better start thinking of a UN-centred global peace system
What’s missing is a coherent plan to develop a unity of purpose and effort, and a sequence of viable policy options to deliver on it.
Canadian defence: between promises and reality
National security is not measured in GDP percentages, but rather in the real capacity to protect our democracy and territory.
Arctic security cannot exist without Inuit sovereignty
The government must stop creating barriers for Inuit and northerners to be active in our communities.
We need you! Canada’s NATO commitment extends beyond defence to its people
It does not have to be an either/or choice of investments between refurbishing the military and investing in Canadians.
Science, cyber, engineering and tech experts will defend our sovereignty in the 21st century
Universities are ready to partner to train the next generation with the skills needed to advance new technologies to better protect our sovereignty.
Canada’s ZEV mandate will leave 450,000 drivers stranded
The legal and economic constraints of the zero-emission vehicle mandate could reduce supply by thousands of vehicles, leaving significant consumer demand unmet.
The modern-day malady of modern-day veterans
Given the mental health struggles many veterans face, the truth is we continue to lose those who have served to their injuries, but it is not as easy to find the number after they’ve left the Forces.
Emissions cap may ‘no longer be required’ as Ottawa favours carbon capture, critical minerals: budget
The controversial oil and gas emissions cap would have ‘marginal value in reducing emissions,’ says Carney’s first federal budget, which focuses on tax credit incentives and methane regulations to reach net zero.
Building a national Canadian economy starts with our fuel sector
For the prime minister to build ‘one strong national economy,’ he must first work with provinces and territories to fix unfair and inconsistent regulations and policies across the country.
