WAR – How Canada could defend itself against an American invasion
By AISHA AHMAD, University of Toronto, and JEREMY WILDEMAN, Carleton University; L’Universite d’Ottawa/ University of Ottawa PRIME MINISTER Mark Carney recently [Continue]
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ROTHENBURGER – Sometimes we elect fools, but we aren’t ruled by tyrants
GOING SOMEWHERE ELSE does one of two things. a) it gives us ideas about how things could be done better back home, or b) it makes us realize how good things are back home. [Continue]
LOVE STORIES – Couples reunited across, over or under the Berlin Wall
By KELLY HIGNETT Leeds Beckett University THE PEOPLE of Berlin woke on August 13 1961 to discover that their city had been split in two. Despite the earlier cold war division [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Young people reluctant to go to war for Canada
Canadians who say they feel proud of Armed Forces declines by 27 points since 2019 By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE hJuly 10, 2025 – As Canada looks to ramp up spending on the Armed [Continue]
LETTER – National flags can foster pride, but also division and conflict
THE FLAG Hoist the flag of nations Ya, Ya, Ya Together sing our anthem Kumbaya A symbol of unity, and of pride. Are you with us or against our side Our banner red and white [Continue]
GAZA – There is only one way to avoid civilian casualties in war: don’t start one
By DAVID BERCUSON University of Calgary UNION MAJOR GENERAL William T. Sherman, commanding officer of Union troops in the vicinity of Atlanta, Georgia, in early September [Continue]
