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The article “Clock ticking as Royal Canadian Air Force looks to stop hemorrhaging experienced pilots” is a 10 February 2019

Kingston Terrorism Arrests

Acting on a tip from the FBI, police in Kingston, Ontario, recently arrested two people on terror-related charges. What we

Imagine yourself as a soldier in combat. You started your patrol with forty people. Then you came under attack. Five

For the past several years, the topic of a CF-188 Hornet fighter fleet replacement has been the bane of both

Recently the United States’ annual defense policy bill cleared Congress with a provision allowing up to six icebreakers (see “U.S.

PROJECTION is a continuing operation of the Canadian Joint Operations Command under which mostly naval and maritime air forces conduct

In February 2018 media started reporting about whether MV Asterix, a containership converted and contracted to serve as an interim

There is an increasing amount of commentary about the National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS). This discussion is mainly connected to the

In 2003 John Manley, then federal government Minister of Finance, said that shipbuilding in Canada was a “sunset industry” and

A message form Inspector Dan Tanner, RCMP (retired) and President of the Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia. This

The popular RUSI(NS) Distinguished Speaker series continued on 4 October 2017 with a presentation by Commander Sheldon Gillis. The charismatic