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Four Years Later, Did the Arbour Report on Canada’s Military Culture Get It Right? (opens the original)
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This past weekend, I attended the 150th anniversary celebrations of the Royal Military College of Canada, my alma mater. It was a powerful reminder of what RMC and its graduates have given this country: generations of leaders who served Canada in war and peace, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice. They were guided by a motto that remains as relevant today as ever: Truth, Duty, Valour. One of the speakers at the gala was Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour. Her remarks were notably respectful of
Canada’s Health-Care Illusion (opens the original)
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Canada does not have to choose between universal health care and health-care reform. What we cannot continue to choose is a system in which Canadians are promised universal care but increasingly cannot access it when they need it. The principle behind medicare remains simple and worth defending: necessary medical care should be available according to need, not according to the size of your bank account. But defending universal health care does not mean defending a delivery system that is increas
9/11: When We Knew Evil (opens the original)
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I remember watching the second aircraft strike the World Trade Center and realizing that the world had changed. As a member of the Canadian Armed Forces, the 9/11 attacks reinvigorated my desire to serve. I knew evil when I saw it, and what we witnessed that morning was evil. Nearly 3,000 people were murdered on Sept. 11, 2001, including 24 Canadians. Office workers, firefighters, police officers, airline crews, and ordinary travellers began that Tuesday expecting nothing more remarkable than an
Why Young Men Are Giving Up (opens the original)
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Something is happening to young men in Canada, and we are remarkably reluctant to talk about it. They are falling behind in education, too many are withdrawing from the workforce, and they are forming families later, if at all. Some remain in their parents’ homes well into adulthood, while others retreat into video games, social media, and an online world that offers distraction without much purpose. The educational numbers should have set off alarms years ago. Among Canadians aged 25 to 34, 76
Canada Shouldn’t Replace America With China (opens the original)
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Canada’s trade war with the United States has revived an old temptation in Ottawa: If Washington is no longer a reliable economic partner, perhaps Canada should turn increasingly toward China. The frustration is understandable. But Canada cannot escape economic dependence on Washington by creating a more dangerous dependence on Beijing. The numbers demonstrate the scale of the challenge. In 2025, approximately 72 percent of Canadian merchandise exports went to the United States, compared with on
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