Editorials

Canada’s latest defence spending plan finally hits NATO’s 2%—but the real story isn’t the number. It’s the strategic shift behind it. Is this a turning point for Canadian sovereignty and …

Ukraine is transitioning from a strategy of conventional defence to one of long-range, decentralized, and psychological disruption of Russian internal stability and deterrent posture. This article …

Canada cannot afford to be passive in the face of U.S. economic coercion. With a strategic doctrine of deterrence, we must make any economic attack too costly to pursue. This editorial explores …

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains unresolved due to entrenched rejectionism. Richard Martin explores why diplomatic solutions fail and outlines a containment strategy to secure Israel’s …

Liberalism drives progress but harbours vulnerabilities. Richard Martin explores its strengths, blind spots, and the key challenge of balancing idealism with reality.

James Cox critically assesses the recent release of Canada's Intelligence Priorities by the Privy Council Office. He argues the document lacks depth and sophistication, calling for a more …

The Royal Canadian Legion has asked Canadians to donate to its Poppy Fund to “directly support Veterans and their families within their community and to help ensure Canadians ‘never forget.’” …