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National Defence

Canada already has enough trained troops to fill the Reserves — but we let them just walk away: J.L. Granatstein for Inside Policy

August 19, 2026

Foreign Policy

Past Events

Conflict and cooperation in the Middle East: Roundtable discussion

February 12, 2024

Columns

The geopolitical consequences of a second Trump term would be seismic: J.L. Granatstein in the Hub

February 7, 2024

Inside Policy

It’s time to end UNRWA: Casey Babb for Inside Policy

February 7, 2024

Columns

Whether Trump or Biden wins, Canada must make defence spending a major priority: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

February 6, 2024

Canada has an important choice to make on China: J. Michael Cole in the Toronto Star

Columns

Government-shackled interference inquiry unlikely to get answers: Ryan Alford in the National Post

February 5, 2024

Past Events

Security challenges in Eastern Europe with Deputy Foreign Minister of Kosovo, Liza Gashi: Roundtable discussion

February 2, 2024

Inside Policy

The foreign interference inquiry could backfire on our national security: Katherine Leung and Ivy Li for Inside Policy

February 2, 2024

Trivializing apartheid to attack Israel: David Matas and Sarah Teich for The Hub

Inside Policy

Liberalism’s civil war in the reaction to Hamas’ attack: Michael Bonner for Inside Policy

February 1, 2024

Shuttered Yukon mine is a canary for resource-dependent communities: Ken Coates and David Silas for Inside Policy

Columns

Canada is completing Confederation: Ken Coates in the Hill Times

February 1, 2024

Past Events

Dialogue with Deputy Foreign Minister of Kosovo, Liza Gashi: Roundtable discussion

January 31, 2024

Columns

Ukraine’s victory is a bulwark for Canada and NATO against future Russian aggression: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star

January 31, 2024

Columns

Joe Biden’s natural-gas pause is good politics but bad policy: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Globe and Mail

January 30, 2024

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Canada already has enough trained troops to fill the Reserves — but we let them just walk away: J.L. Granatstein for Inside Policy

Foreign Policy

Conflict and cooperation in the Middle East: Roundtable discussion

The geopolitical consequences of a second Trump term would be seismic: J.L. Granatstein in the Hub

It’s time to end UNRWA: Casey Babb for Inside Policy

Whether Trump or Biden wins, Canada must make defence spending a major priority: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

Government-shackled interference inquiry unlikely to get answers: Ryan Alford in the National Post

Security challenges in Eastern Europe with Deputy Foreign Minister of Kosovo, Liza Gashi: Roundtable discussion

The foreign interference inquiry could backfire on our national security: Katherine Leung and Ivy Li for Inside Policy

Liberalism’s civil war in the reaction to Hamas’ attack: Michael Bonner for Inside Policy

Canada is completing Confederation: Ken Coates in the Hill Times

Dialogue with Deputy Foreign Minister of Kosovo, Liza Gashi: Roundtable discussion

Ukraine’s victory is a bulwark for Canada and NATO against future Russian aggression: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star

Joe Biden’s natural-gas pause is good politics but bad policy: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Globe and Mail

Top News

Judicializing Everything?: Mark Harding on Runnymede Radio

The UNHCR is goading the U.S. into pulling its funding – and putting itself in existential risk: Michael Barutciski in The Globe and Mail

Canada already has enough trained troops to fill the Reserves — but we let them just walk away: J.L. Granatstein for Inside Policy

Multimedia

Deterrence is cheaper than defence: Christopher Coates and Lt.-Col. Joel Maley on Inside Policy Talks

Iran’s demands to reopen Strait of Hormuz includes unfreezing assets, compensation, more: Joe Varner on CTV News

Canadian judges ran amok with the Charter: Rainer Knopff and Ted Morton for Inside Policy Talks

A veiled bet: The West Coast Pipeline and the case Canadians haven’t been shown

Gruesome beheading attempt in Belfast a warning against fast-track asylum processes: Michael Barutciski in the National Post

Cutting off oil exports to spite Trump would cripple Canada: Heather Exner-Pirot in the National Post

Degrees of decline – Credential creep, lost trust, and the reckoning facing Canada’s universities: David Polansky for Inside Policy

Crime is down, but the crisis isn’t over – Understanding Canada’s new crime statistics: Dave Snow

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