If you care about Canada’s security, 2023 was a year of substantial disappointment: Richard Shimooka in the Hub
This article originally appeared in the Hub. By Richard Shimooka, December 21, 2023 As the calendar turns over to 2024, ...
Tag: national security
Does the Arctic Council make sense without Russia?: Heather Exner-Pirot and Evan T. Bloom in the National Post
This article originally appeared in the National Post. By Heather Exner-Pirot and Evan T. Bloom, November 10, 2022 The Arctic ...
Disinformation threatens our rules-based social cohesion: Marcus Kolga in the Hill Times
By michael_swan, via Flickr. This article originally appeared in the Hill Times. By Marcus Kolga, June 13, 2022 The 2016 U.S. ...
Photos and video: Wilful Blindness book re-launch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iPn45c67iY&ab_channel=TheMacdonald-LaurierInstitute On June 7, 2022, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute was pleased to host a book re-launch of Sam Cooper's Wilful Blindness: ...
Full steam ahead: Why Canada’s shipbuilding program oughtn’t to be abandoned or cut
A new paper by MLI Senior Fellow Richard Shimooka navigates the lessons, missteps, and outcomes of the Canadian Surface Combatant ...
A primer on China’s aircraft intrusions into Taiwan’s ADIZ: J. Michael Cole for Inside Policy
Continued US support for Taiwan, and increasingly that of other members of the international community, remains indispensable as a means ...
Canada’s submarines play a critical role in our defence capability — and they’re getting old: Jeffrey F. Collins in the Toronto Star
If Canada is to live up to its self-professed middle-power standing and take its foreign and defence policy seriously, the ...
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 ...
Mysterious firing at high-security lab points to larger issues: Christian Leuprecht on The Current
Two scientists were fired from Canada's only Level 4 virology lab two years ago, leading to speculation about espionage and ...
Politicians should be guided by victims of terrorism, not their killers: Vijay Sappani in iPolitics
The measure of actions taken to confront extremism remains a project of politics, not national security, writes Vijay Sappani in ...
The fallout from two Chinese scientists fired from a Winnipeg lab: Christian Leuprecht on Shaye Ganam
Two years ago, two Chinese scientists were fired and escorted out of Winnipeg's National Microbiology lab. The Public Agency of ...
What happens now that the London attack suspect has been charged with terrorism? Christian Leuprecht on The Morning Show with Devon Peacock
Prosecutors have said that the attack in London, Ontario that left four dead and one injured was an attack of ...
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The new censorship: Regulatory creep, professional regulators, and growing limits on freedom of expression
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As war looms in Lebanon, will Canada be forced once again to evacuate “citizens of convenience?”: J.L. Granatstein for Inside Policy
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Who benefits from surging immigration? Hint – it’s not Canadian workers: Tim Sargent in the Hub
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(Un)Breaking News: Peter Menzies
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Canada can’t have fast population growth, housing supply constraints, and housing affordability: Steve Lafleur and Josef Filipowicz for Inside Policy
