foreign policy

We must oppose war and not place any litmus tests upon who else we work with in the movement to stop the U.S. attacks.

The drums of war are again beating in the West, their ominous clamour signalling a U.S.-led aerial strike against Syria and the Ba'athist regime of Bashar al-Assad.

The United States and Canadian governments cannot maintain any global credibility if they support this dictatorship.

Policy experts and peace advocates caution against a rush towards intervention, arguing there is no military solution to Syria's humanitarian crisis.

Rallies were held over the weekend in a number of Canadian cities -- including Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary -- to condemn the violent repression carried out by the regime in Egypt.

While strengthening the military's role in the cultural and ideological arena, the Conservatives have also taken a decidedly pro-military position on arms control.