On the Arctic Watch: Why we need to protect Canada’s sovereignty and security in the Far North: Jeff Collins for Inside Policy
Canada needs to face the reality of a more contested Arctic – one that will require big dollars and hard ...
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Deadline 2036 – Time is ticking on replacing Canada’s vital submarine capabilities: New MLI paper by Jeffrey F. Collins
OTTAWA, ON (September 23, 2021): If Canada wants to respond to the threat posed by a rising China’s naval power, contribute ...
From middle to major power – Correcting course in Canadian foreign policy: New MLI Paper
OTTAWA, ON (December 3, 2020): Recent polling suggests that Canadians want our country to engage more in the world and ...
Canada Needs a Cohesive and Consistent Strategy to Counter China: New MLI Paper by Andrew Pickford and Jeffrey F. Collins
OTTAWA, ON (October 15, 2020): This week marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Canada and ...
Overwhelming majority of experts say Canada should participate in missile defence: New MLI report
OTTAWA, ON (July 9, 2018): The question of Canada’s participation in ballistic missile defence (BMD) has recently returned to the forefront, ...
Reconsidering geography in Canada’s foreign and defence policy: New MLI study
OTTAWA, ON (April 12, 2018): With domestic political stagnation in the US and persistent doubts around Washington’s resolve, it is time ...
Trudeau’s ‘Smart Pledge’ to UN Peacekeeping: Collins in iPolitics
While it breaks a promise made last year to engage in one large-scale mission, Trudeau's 'Smart Pledge' to contribute small, targeted ...
Canada has a lot to gain from working with Australia in the Arctic: Andrew Pickford and Jeff Collins for Inside Policy
They are known for radically different climates, but Canada and Australia have a lot in common when it comes to ...
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The Rupture Cycle – Commodities, geopolitics, and Canada’s moment: Heather Exner-Pirot
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Pratas Island is Beijing’s next pressure point and Washington’s next test: Joe Varner in the National Review
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United in hate – The unlikely “red–green–brown” alliance behind rising antisemitism in Canada: Sheryl Saperia and Ches W. Parsons
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How Canada’s skilled immigration system went off the rails – and how to fix it: Nino Melikidze and Steven Paolasini
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Undoing Charter creep
