The Wainwright tragedy raises questions about how Canada honours the individuals who die in training, rather than combat
Category: Politics & Policy
U.S. pushes for European ‘security architecture’ to end Ukraine war
European capitals are skeptical about what Trump calls a “big, beautiful” agreement for Europe, fearing it could help Russia dismantle NATO
Republican launches impeachment against U.S. defence chief
The eight impeachment accuse Hegseth of waging war in Iran without the approval of Congress and abusing his powers
‘I hope you’re ready to go fast’: Military courts tech startups
A major Ottawa tech conference devoted nearly half its program to defence, the same day the federal budget committed billions to the military
Op-Ed: Many Canadians are in the moderate middle on energy issues
New Angus Reid research shows nearly half of Canadians evaluate energy projects case-by-case, balancing competing priorities
Editorial: Ottawa’s budget fails the financial planner test
The government spends a temporary windfall while its interest bill climbs toward $85 billion a year
The meaning of the midterms for Canada
Despite Democrats’ major gains, Trump’s tariff powers and bipartisan economic nationalism may complicate Canada’s efforts to shore up trade
Trump names hardliner Miller chief of staff after midterms rout
The president replaces Susie Wiles with the architect of his immigration crackdown, signalling a confrontational approach toward newly empowered Democrats
‘If we can invest in war, we can surely invest in peace’
Cross-country Peace Train riders ask Ottawa to set aside 0.1 per cent of military spending for an independent peace centre
‘Betting the farm’: Federal budget emphasizes investment, defence
Budget promises $400 billion in capital investments over six years, and $22 billion in affordability measures
