WorldCanada’s next missionIn 2009, the Afghan army lost more soldiers than it recruited, 86 per cent of recruits couldn’t spell their name. That’s all changing.
OttawaThe Commons: Two words to say so muchWould a Taliban prisoner by any other name seem just as evil?
UncategorizedThe cost of a peace deal in AfghanistanMy second article from Afghanistan is about Afghans opposed to President Hamid Karzai’s Western-backed efforts to reconcile with...
WorldStanding firm in AfghanistanIn spite of the impending pullout, Canadian troops remain committed to their mission
OttawaRights and democracySpeaking at this weekend’s Conservative convention, Jason Kenney explains the Conservative ethos. Though neither are as old as the...
BooksMellissa Fung and her captorsThe CBC reporter held in Afghanistan resisted, defied and then forgave them
NewsGood news, bad news: April 21-28, 2011WikiLeaks cables prove Omar Khadr was no naive bystander, while Syria cracks down hard on protesters
GeneralWhat is Pashto for "gong show"?UPDATE : Lord, it gets worse by the minute. From the Guardian’s narrative of the bust-out, one Taliban escapee had this to say:...
NewsThis week: Good news, bad newsHosni Mubarak is barred from leaving Egypt, while the Taliban lays claim to a Canadian hostage