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China nearly hitting U.S. warship is ‘clearly provocative’: ex-navy head
China’s close manoeuvring near a U.S. ship in the Taiwan Strait was “clearly provocative,” says retired vice-admiral Mark Norman.
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Thinking the 'unthinkable': How China could change Canada's conversation about nuclear subs
If the cold conflict with China heats up, experts say, Canada's surface ships will be vulnerable
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Philippe Lagassé: Sure, let’s spend more on defence, but what’s our long-term plan?
Calls to increase Canada's defence spending tend to ignore the long-term trends and the structural conditions that make a larger commitment
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We must increase confidence in Canada’s security and intelligence enterprise
Transparency in security and intelligence is a first step. Using intelligence to guide policymaking and developing institutional diversity
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Intelligence experts not surprised by recent cyberattacks
Hydro-Québec, the ports of Montreal and Quebec City and the prime minister’s home web page have all recently had their websites attacked.
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Wilczynski: We need a rational conversation about foreign election interference, not a circus
Much ink has been spilled about foreign interference in Canada’s elections it has created an important debate about the role of intelligence
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Lt.-Gen. Michel Maisonneuve (ret'd): Canadians deserve an operational Navy
I am not a Naval officer. But I am saddened to see Canada once again absent on the world stage.
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Behind the scenes, Trudeau’s MPs say a public inquiry into Chinese election interference is the only real option at this point
Former governor general David Johnston has been hand-picked to advise Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government.
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How hard is it to expel a diplomat? Amid Chinese-interference talk, some are asking what Canada has done
Ottawa does not have to provide any evidence to expel Chinese diplomats, or any diplomats for that matter.
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Canada's way of life in 'jeopardy' as governments fail to take security issues 'seriously': Mark Norman
Canada’s former vice chief of defence staff Mark Norman says that Canadians’ “way of life is in jeopardy”.
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How should Ottawa tackle foreign interference? Don’t wait for probes first, experts say
The federal government should work to develop and pass legislation that strengthens Canada against foreign interference this year.
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Feds shouldn't wait for inquiry to combat foreign interference: former top public servants
Canadians are calling for immediate action as concerns around alleged meddling in Canadian elections grow.
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