Blog
Brent Patterson
| Despite the pandemic, the production of F-35 fighter jets continues in Italy and the U.S., while Quebec deems "defence manufacturing" an essential service. |
Blog
Matthew Hayes
| For some, Don Cherry was fired on Remembrance Day for defending the troops. For others, Don Cherry's bigoted language recalls the evil enemy we defeated at great sacrifice in 1945. |
Blog
Shama Naqushbandi
| Remembrance poses uncomfortable questions with no easy answers. Do we treat war as an aberration in human history, or as the darker shadows of our better spirits that we need to continuously counter? |
Blog
Abdul Nakua
| All wars are fought twice, "the first time on the battlefield, and the second time in memory." What is often forgotten is the memory of those who were oppressed, exploited and unrecognized. |
Blog
Robert Hackett
| When we commemorate the sacrifices of Canadians who have gone to battle over the years, let's honour not only the soldiers, but those who take risks to prevent war or to repair its damage. |
Podcast
Piergiorgio Moro, Jiselle Hanna
| An interview with Denis Doherty of the Hiroshima Day Committee in Sydney Australia about the relevance of the bombing in 2019. |
Podcast
Jiselle Hanna, Piergiorgio Moro
| Kamillia el-Eriani, a Melbourne-based professor of sociology and politics, talks to Jiselle Hanna about the dynamics and deep roots of the conflict in Yemen. |
Podcast
Piergiorgio Moro, Jiselle Hanna
| The recent threats by the U.S. against Iran have to be seen in the context of the changes brought about by the Arab Spring uprisings. |
Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| In 2011, the Americans called cyber attacks an act of war. Now they're carrying out online attacks against Russia's power grid, according to the New York Times. |
Columnists
Rick Salutin
| Well that was a piece of unfortunate timing: the botch on opening a memorial to Canada's fallen soldiers in Afghanistan came just before the 75th anniversary of D-Day. |
Blog
Brent Patterson
| On May 29, nearly 100 activists blocked the two entrances to the largest arms fair in Canada. |
Blog
Brent Patterson
| We need to move from war to renewables to avoid climate breakdown. The upcoming CANSEC arms trade show in Ottawa takes us in the wrong direction. |