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Canada must not abandon Mali

  • New Democrats remain critical of the government’s plan to withdraw Canada’s Task Force in Mali, currently scheduled to take place at the end of
Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 27, 2019
Members of Task Force-Mali’s force protection team prepare to embark a CH-147F Chinook helicopter as part of a long range shooting exercise near Gao, Mali during Operation Presence, pictured April 11, 2019. The world cannot afford Mali becoming a failed state. This would lead to an enormous humanitarian crisis, an increase in trafficking in guns, drugs, and people throughout the region, and cause yet another flow of migrants towards developed nations, writes NDP MP Randall Garrison. Photograph courtesy of Corp. François Charest, 430 Tactical Helicopter Squadron

Canada must not abandon Mali

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 27, 2019
  • New Democrats remain critical of the government’s plan to withdraw Canada’s Task Force in Mali, currently scheduled to take place at the end of

Canada must not abandon Mali

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 27, 2019
  • New Democrats remain critical of the government’s plan to withdraw Canada’s Task Force in Mali, currently scheduled to take place at the end of
Members of Task Force-Mali’s force protection team prepare to embark a CH-147F Chinook helicopter as part of a long range shooting exercise near Gao, Mali during Operation Presence, pictured April 11, 2019. The world cannot afford Mali becoming a failed state. This would lead to an enormous humanitarian crisis, an increase in trafficking in guns, drugs, and people throughout the region, and cause yet another flow of migrants towards developed nations, writes NDP MP Randall Garrison. Photograph courtesy of Corp. François Charest, 430 Tactical Helicopter Squadron

Canada must not abandon Mali

  • New Democrats remain critical of the government’s plan to withdraw Canada’s Task Force in Mali, currently scheduled to take place at the end of
Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 27, 2019
Members of Task Force-Mali’s force protection team prepare to embark a CH-147F Chinook helicopter as part of a long range shooting exercise near Gao, Mali during Operation Presence, pictured April 11, 2019. The world cannot afford Mali becoming a failed state. This would lead to an enormous humanitarian crisis, an increase in trafficking in guns, drugs, and people throughout the region, and cause yet another flow of migrants towards developed nations, writes NDP MP Randall Garrison. Photograph courtesy of Corp. François Charest, 430 Tactical Helicopter Squadron

Canada must not abandon Mali

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 27, 2019
  • New Democrats remain critical of the government’s plan to withdraw Canada’s Task Force in Mali, currently scheduled to take place at the end of

Canada must not abandon Mali

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 27, 2019
  • New Democrats remain critical of the government’s plan to withdraw Canada’s Task Force in Mali, currently scheduled to take place at the end of
Members of Task Force-Mali’s force protection team prepare to embark a CH-147F Chinook helicopter as part of a long range shooting exercise near Gao, Mali during Operation Presence, pictured April 11, 2019. The world cannot afford Mali becoming a failed state. This would lead to an enormous humanitarian crisis, an increase in trafficking in guns, drugs, and people throughout the region, and cause yet another flow of migrants towards developed nations, writes NDP MP Randall Garrison. Photograph courtesy of Corp. François Charest, 430 Tactical Helicopter Squadron

Let’s scrap self-harm from military offences

  • For too long, self-harm has been an epidemic within the Canadian Armed Forces. While this is an issue that has to be addressed within
Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | November 21, 2018
A Canadian soldier, left, helps a Spanish ally fuel a portable stove during winter warfare training in Camp Adazi, Latvia, during Canada’s Operation Reassurance mission, on Jan. 31. Department of National Defence photograph by Cpl. Jean-Roch Chabot

Let’s scrap self-harm from military offences

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | November 21, 2018
  • For too long, self-harm has been an epidemic within the Canadian Armed Forces. While this is an issue that has to be addressed within

Let’s scrap self-harm from military offences

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | November 21, 2018
  • For too long, self-harm has been an epidemic within the Canadian Armed Forces. While this is an issue that has to be addressed within
A Canadian soldier, left, helps a Spanish ally fuel a portable stove during winter warfare training in Camp Adazi, Latvia, during Canada’s Operation Reassurance mission, on Jan. 31. Department of National Defence photograph by Cpl. Jean-Roch Chabot

Canada’s peacekeeping mission in Mali

  • Taking on a support role for the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali is an important mission both for Mali and for Canada. This mission
Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | September 10, 2018
The United Nations' Under Secretary General for Peacekeeping Operations, Jean-Pierre Lacroix and his delegation, pictured Sept. 2, 2018, meeting with Canadian helicopter crews prior to departing on a flight to Gao, Mali. Photograph courtesy of DND/Corporal Ken Beliwicz

Canada’s peacekeeping mission in Mali

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | September 10, 2018
  • Taking on a support role for the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali is an important mission both for Mali and for Canada. This mission

Canada’s peacekeeping mission in Mali

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | September 10, 2018
  • Taking on a support role for the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali is an important mission both for Mali and for Canada. This mission
The United Nations' Under Secretary General for Peacekeeping Operations, Jean-Pierre Lacroix and his delegation, pictured Sept. 2, 2018, meeting with Canadian helicopter crews prior to departing on a flight to Gao, Mali. Photograph courtesy of DND/Corporal Ken Beliwicz

Royal Canadian Air Force facing immense recapitalization needs

  • Canada is undergoing a defence policy review which will identify the priorities for the Canadian Forces and ensure the various branches of the military
Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | November 28, 2016

Royal Canadian Air Force facing immense recapitalization needs

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | November 28, 2016
  • Canada is undergoing a defence policy review which will identify the priorities for the Canadian Forces and ensure the various branches of the military

Royal Canadian Air Force facing immense recapitalization needs

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | November 28, 2016
  • Canada is undergoing a defence policy review which will identify the priorities for the Canadian Forces and ensure the various branches of the military

Keeping the peace in an ever more unstable global security climate has been easier said than done

  • Keeping the peace in an ever more unstable global security climate has been easier said than done in recent years. Under successive Liberal and
Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | September 26, 2016

Keeping the peace in an ever more unstable global security climate has been easier said than done

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | September 26, 2016
  • Keeping the peace in an ever more unstable global security climate has been easier said than done in recent years. Under successive Liberal and

Keeping the peace in an ever more unstable global security climate has been easier said than done

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | September 26, 2016
  • Keeping the peace in an ever more unstable global security climate has been easier said than done in recent years. Under successive Liberal and

Almost a year after it became law, Liberals slow to fix C-51

  • More than a year ago, New Democrats stood virtually alone in taking on the challenge of opposing Bill C-51 and suggesting better ways to
Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 4, 2016
The House Public Safety Committee meets on Bill C-51 on March 12, 2015. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Almost a year after it became law, Liberals slow to fix C-51

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 4, 2016
  • More than a year ago, New Democrats stood virtually alone in taking on the challenge of opposing Bill C-51 and suggesting better ways to

Almost a year after it became law, Liberals slow to fix C-51

Opinion | BY NDP MP RANDALL GARRISON | May 4, 2016
  • More than a year ago, New Democrats stood virtually alone in taking on the challenge of opposing Bill C-51 and suggesting better ways to
The House Public Safety Committee meets on Bill C-51 on March 12, 2015. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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