Taliban to the Dutch: “Thanks for coming out”
On Sunday the Netherlands completed its retreat from Afghanistan, pulling out the remnants of a 1,950-strong contingent. In so doing, the Dutch bid farewell...
Read all about it: WikiLeaks Doesn’t Change Much
WikiLeaks shot to fame in April 2010 when it posted a video of a 2007 US Army assault in Baghdad. Not for the...
Fighter jets…why the surprise?
For a "stealth" aircraft the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter seems to be drawing a lot of flak before it even gets to the...
Calgary Herald editorial follows Crowley lead
This week rumours of the demise of the federal Department of Veteran's Affairs came to light. Two days ago Brian Lee Crowley provided...
To serve and to honour…Crowley stands behind Canada’s Vets
John Ibbitson writes a piece in today's printed edition of the Globe and Mail titled, Tories mull shrinking Veterans Affairs as old soldiers...
Al Qaeda: At it again
News this morning that suspected al Qaeda operatives were arrested in Norway – yes, Norway, that picturesque, liberal-leaning, sleepy winter wonderland – highlights...
General McChrystal’s Runaway Fiasco
Rolling Stone magazine scored a veritable coup with "The Runaway General", an exceptional exposé of General Stanley McChrystal, the (former) commander of all US...
The Roads to Victory
Historian Jack Granatstein, a member of MLI's Research Advisory Board, writes about Canada's role in the Netherlands during the Second World War, in...
The roads to victory
Historian Jack Granatstein, a member of MLI's Research Advisory Board, writes about Canada's role in the Netherlands during the Second World War, in...
Canada as a Peacekeeper Again?
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