Ian McKay

Finding realistic, compassionate memorials to losses of war, and the resolve that such dark and painful days will never again be experienced

• Just before Remembrance Day, 2014, the Canadian government unveiled seven new bronze figures that together comprise Parliament Hill’s first-ever war memorial. The authorities solemnly

FeatureBY IAN MCKAY, JAMIE SWIFT | May 1, 2017

Finding realistic, compassionate memorials to losses of war, and the resolve that such dark and painful days will never again be experienced

FeatureBY IAN MCKAY, JAMIE SWIFT | May 1, 2017

• Just before Remembrance Day, 2014, the Canadian government unveiled seven new bronze figures that together comprise Parliament Hill’s first-ever war memorial. The authorities solemnly

Finding realistic, compassionate memorials to losses of war, and the resolve that such dark and painful days will never again be experienced

FeatureBY IAN MCKAY, JAMIE SWIFT | May 1, 2017

• Just before Remembrance Day, 2014, the Canadian government unveiled seven new bronze figures that together comprise Parliament Hill’s first-ever war memorial. The authorities solemnly

The trouble with peacekeeping

• “Canada is back.” Back on global climate change. Engaging China. Talking nice to all and sundry. And peacekeeping, where the Liberals have their eye

Opinion | BY IAN MCKAY, JAMIE SWIFT | November 9, 2016

The trouble with peacekeeping

Opinion | BY IAN MCKAY, JAMIE SWIFT | November 9, 2016

• “Canada is back.” Back on global climate change. Engaging China. Talking nice to all and sundry. And peacekeeping, where the Liberals have their eye

The trouble with peacekeeping

Opinion | BY IAN MCKAY, JAMIE SWIFT | November 9, 2016

• “Canada is back.” Back on global climate change. Engaging China. Talking nice to all and sundry. And peacekeeping, where the Liberals have their eye

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