Debating Canadian Defence
Philippe LagasséWelcome to Debating Canadian Defence! This newsletter will discuss Canadian defence issues of the day. I'll mostly address matters that are in the media, along with procurement announcements and developments. What will readers get out of this newsletter
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Toward AUKUS-CJ?
Last week, a diplomat let it slip that negotiators are trying to include Canada and Japan in the Australia-United Kingdom-United States (AUKUS) submarine and technology sharing alliance by the end of the year. Canada and Japan wouldn’t join...
Conservative voters want more defence spending. Will they get it?
Canadians appear to be more supportive of increased defence spending than in the past. Recent polling from Angus Reid indicates that defence is now a top foreign policy priority for more than a fourth of the population. What can we make of ...
Mulroney and the challenge of defence planning
Brian Mulroney's national defence legacy is multifaceted. He committed Canada to the 1990-91 Persian Gulf War, despite strong opposition from the Liberals. His government also deployed the CAF to the ill-fated mission in Somalia in 1992. He...
Getting Canadian defence spending to 2% of GDP
How could Canada increase defence spending to two percent of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in relatively short order? This question has come back to the fore in light of Donald Trump’s threat not to defend allies who fail to meet the 2% ...
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A discussion of Canadian defence policy and procurement by Philippe Lagassé, Carleton University.
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