Tag: Defence Policy Review

Richard Shimooka calls the federal government out for its unwillingness to ruthlessly prioritize as part of its Defence Policy Review. By ...

Review falls short in failing to identify threats and properly allocate resources, writes Shimooka OTTAWA, August 17, 2017 – Canada’s ...

The government’s Defence Policy Review provides financial transparency and a steady approach to naval affairs, writes Timothy Choi. But it ...

The Defence Policy Review does not represent a break from past White Papers, writes James Fergusson. It also contains more ...

The new defence policy statement provides a plan for the Department of National Defence, writes James Cox. But, like its ...

Canada’s new defence policy, while having some encouraging features, still falls well short of the agreed NATO spending goal, with ...

Canada’s new foreign and defence policy expresses a noble commitment to a vision of the international system consistent with Canadian ...

Canada’s new defence policy was worth the wait, for the most part, writes Srdjan Vucetic. But important questions remain, not ...

The federal government’s newly-announced defence policy review shows a willingness to commit money to the Canadian military. The big question ...

The future of Canada’s role in the world is at stake with today’s announcement of Ottawa’s defence policy review OTTAWA, ...

Two recent reports from the Senate Standing Committee offer sobering contributions to the national discussion on Canadian defence policy, writes ...