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“As may be illustrated in the coming days and weeks, the failure to have a constant supply of munitions may be more determinative of this particular conflict’s outcome than any other factor,” writes MLI Senior Fellow @ShimookaR, observing the initial airpower dynamics of the
“Data on the efficiency of the criminal justice system shows that the results are bleak: as the number of criminal (especially violent criminal) incidents has risen, police are clearing fewer incidents, courts are hearing fewer cases, those cases are taking longer to process,
“It’s clear that Iranian activities are deep-rooted. Hezbollah has been active in the country for decades.
Recently, I was meeting with an individual of Kurdish origin who had travelled from Washington, D.C., to Ottawa to see me. I can’t share their name because I’m not
“By maintaining his position, Carney affirms a long-standing Canadian understanding: that the rule of law protects peace not through passivity, but through principled resolve in the face of real and imminent danger,” writes Alan H. Kessel regarding the threat Iran poses to
“Critically examined, Carney’s Indo-Pacific outreach is less a diplomatic deviation and more an assertion of strategic autonomy designed to reinforce, not rupture, North American ties. By demonstrating that Canada can anchor relationships across the Indo-Pacific, Ottawa signals
Canada’s justice system is failing its most basic test: keeping the public safe.
The latest Macdonald-Laurier Institute report finds rising crime, falling clearance rates, growing delays, and a bail system widely seen as broken, eroding Canadians’ trust in the system meant to
