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MLI Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley (@brianleecrowley) joined The @BenMulroneyShow to discuss the incident and what it reveals about the growing threat of foreign interference targeting Canadian institutions.
Crowley explained how Canadian security and law enforcement
📍 Nearly 95% of British Columbia was taken into the provincial land system without a treaty, without a negotiated transfer, or without any legal extinguishment of Aboriginal title.
This is the legal foundational upon which B.C. has operated since entering Confederation in 1871.
“Such pronouncements shifted the onus for building new energy infrastructure from Canadian oil producers onto government, said Heather Exner-Pirot, a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
Major Canadian oilsands companies like Suncor Energy, Canadian Natural
“Resource development in British Columbia now routinely requires Indigenous engagement that can affect approval timelines, consultation costs, legal risk, benefit-sharing obligations, and even the likelihood that projects proceed. These issues are often discussed in legal or
“The lesson for Canada is that homeland defence can no longer be understood simply as protecting military bases. The object of modern conflict is increasingly the resilience of the nation itself. Canada’s strategic holiday has ended. Rearmament, resilience, and preparedness have
“Canadian and American readers will realize that films like ‘Black Hawk Down’ and ‘Top Gun: Maverick,’ like ‘A House of Dynamite,’ are meant to entertain. Decisions related to the defence of the nation, however, require deliberations based on fact not fiction,” writes Christopher
