MLI mourns the passing of Munk Senior Fellow Eric Lerhe
OTTAWA, ON (November 30, 2022): We at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute are saddened to hear of the passing of Eric Lerhe, ...
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Adrift: Canada still meandering aimlessly in the Indo-Pacific
Former Canadian naval leader Eric Lerhe charts new course to defend Canada's interest in the region OTTAWA, ON (December 9, ...
How Canada can update its Taiwan policy: Eric Lerhe in the Toronto Sun
It’s time for Canada to join its allies in maintaining political and security ties to Taiwan, writes Eric Lerhe in ...
Rethinking Canada’s timid approach to Taiwan: Eric Lerhe in the Hill Times
A growing number of states want to take concrete security steps to send a clearer signal to a China that ...
It’s time for Canada to rethink its decades-long caution on Taiwan: New MLI report
OTTAWA, ON (September 6, 2018): A lot has happened since the Pierre Trudeau government recognized the People’s Republic of China ...
Loosening Ottawa’s rigid “one-China” policy with Taiwan: Eric Lerhe for Inside Policy
Canada should expand its ties and cooperate more closely with Taiwan, especially on security issues, writes Eric Lerhe. By Eric ...
MLI announces new Munk Senior Fellows: Duanjie Chen and Eric Lerhe
OTTAWA, ON (April 5, 2018): MLI Managing Director Dr. Brian Lee Crowley welcomes two new Munk Senior Fellows: Duanjie Chen ...
Why is Canada giving China a Free Pass?: Eric Lerhe for Inside Policy
The Trudeau government’s recent foreign and defence policy statements have shown a more muscular approach to international affairs, writes Eric ...
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