Part of that change means challenging the idea that resilience is measured by how much someone can carry on their own. Read full story

In 2024, Canada announced that it would procure a submarine fleet with 'under-ice' capabilities, but Arctic experts say they believe the vessels will actually be operating in the near-ice or ice-edge waters. Read full story

With the number of Afghan missions of the former government dwindling, its Canadian embassy—with no ties to Afghanistan's current Taliban-led regime—hangs on. Read full story

The U.S. president is not only trying to claim the name of Lake Ontario for America, but also ‘most of the lake's volume,’ which should spur Canada to ‘step up’ on its national water strategy, say experts. Read full story

'You can only bypass [the bureaucracy] so much. You need to change the way it works if you really want to make really substantial reform,' says David Perry. Read full story

With ingratitude of this magnitude, is it any wonder that no NATO ally has chosen to join in on the American ‘excursion’ in Iran? Read full story

The union representing National Defence staff says mould remediation has either taken place or is underway in three buildings, and calls for a campus-wide assessment of humidity, moisture, and indoor-air-quality problems dating back to at least 2018. Read full story

For many reasons, DND's plan to remove Canadian peacekeepers is short-sighted and counterproductive. In the current political climate, now is the time to expand UN peacekeeping globally and Canada should champion that resurgence. Read full story

There's 'inherent risk' in operating in the North, and the fixed-price contracting approach favoured by the feds 'tries to pretend that that risk isn't there,' says adviser Jake Kennedy. Read full story

Despite advances in technology and intelligence, border security still relies heavily on more officers, inspections and physical infrastructure. Those investments cannot keep pace with the complexity of modern trade. Read full story