In the wake of multiple exits by senior leaders after untested allegations of misconduct, fixing its badly broken justice system is now the most important mission facing the beleaguered military
Opinion: The military is scrambling after a court decided that its process for trying soldiers with civil crimes violates the Charter—exposing its double standard
Harjit Sajjan’s long-anticipated defence policy plan outlines $62 billion in new spending, but budget questions remain.
We polled 1,500 Canadians and got a sense of our thoughts on border security, military and more.
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From 2017: After decades of relative silence, Sandra Perron says, ‘I felt guilty for having these secrets all my adult life’
Four days after Canada’s No. 2 military commander was fired, Canadians still don’t know why. We should take a lesson from American transparency on this.
Canadian Special Forces are in the thick of the battle around Mosul. What comes next?
The many ways Col. Jennie Carignan is detonating the glass ceiling
War is war, and we’ve been in one ever since Canadian forces arrived in Iraq months ago, writes Michael Petrou
From the archives: Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Tom Lawson to Stéphanie Raymond: ‘I’ve come to the conclusion you were wronged’
They’re always freighted with symbolism. But in the wake of the death of two soldiers, they suddenly mean so much more