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Kandahar
As Kandahar finds peace, Canada finds its own kind of vindication
Adnan R. Khan returns to Afghanistan’s formerly fraught southern region, where lessons from Canada’s failed mission more than a decade ago are inspiring America’s next steps
What good did we do?
The National Post obtains an audit of Canadian foreign aid in Afghanistan that does not entirely flatter this country’s efforts.
Another year’s federal politics in 12 chapters
Stages in the legislative process that make a bill law in the Canadian Parliament; ministers (not including the Prime Minister) on...
A series of fortunate events on 9/11
From 2011: Without 9/11, Jody Mitic wouldn’t have lost his legs in a blast, met the love of his life and had his daughter
Leaving hope behind in Kandahar
In the embattled region, a legacy of respect, but no peace
The Commons: Two words to say so much
Would a Taliban prisoner by any other name seem just as evil?
The early reviews
The Canadian Press reviews some of what was disclosed in yesterday’s document release. More from Postmedia , the Globe , Star and...
Afghanistan: Progress reports, in more than name
We have paid fairly constant attention to the quarterly Afghanistan progress reports the federal government has submitted since...
Covering Afghanistan: logistics and ethics
Michael Petrou on reporting from Kandahar