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No, eh? Carney joins a line of Canadians who told Washington “No”
Late on a Friday night, with the clock running out on a new trade deal, Prime Minister Mark Carney did something Canadian prime ministers don’t do very often: he told the Americans no.
He pulled our negotiators from the table and said...
200,000 barrels, one deep-sea mystery — and a very Canadian question
I’ve been staring at sonar images of rusting metal drums sitting more than four kilometres under the Atlantic. This summer, a French research vessel went looking for them — and found more than anyone bargained for.
Credit: NODSSUM Camp...
Where does peace fit in Mark Carney's global vision?
I want to start with a personal note: Douglas Roche has been a friend and mentor to me for years, and his voice on peace and disarmament has shaped how I think about Canada’s role in the world.
So I read his latest piece in Policy Mag...
Canada turns its back on UN peacekeeping — at the worst possible moment
Canada is walking away from UN peacekeeping almost entirely.
On July 17, National Defence quietly confirmed it is closing four peacekeeping operations and gutting a fifth.
Operation CROCODILE, our contribution to the UN mission in th...
Iran and Saudi Arabia are the world’s nuclear double standard, says Axworthy
Here’s a good question: If nuclear uranium enrichment is too dangerous for Iran... why is it OK for Saudi Arabia?
Are the two so very different? Or is this another example of “living within a lie” that Prime Minister Carney used to des...
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