Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper releases a statement on NATO’s 65th anniversary on April 4, 2014.
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One Man’s Terrorist is Another Man’s Freedom Fighter: The Struggle for Definitional Solidarity
Andrew Majoran analyzes the issues multilateral institutions have with defining terrorism.
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International Affiliations: Bringing Parties Together
Rebecca McFadgen examines Canadian political parties’ affiliations with international organizations of like-minded parties.
University of Toronto Mississauga Recognizes the NATO Council of Canada for Providing Mentorship Opportunities to Students
Representatives from the NATO Council of Canada have been invited to participate in the University of Toronto Mississauga, Department of Economics’ internship presentations.
Canadian Foreign Policy Leading the Way for NATO?
Samantha Hossack contemplates the ramifications of recent decisions Canadian foreign policy in regards to its participation in NATO ops.
Currency Devaluation: Impacts on Human Growth
Travelers on a budget often rejoice at low exchange rates. However, from an economic perspective, devalued currencies are nothing to celebrate.
SXSW: Cyber Surveillance and Canada
Julia Baldesarra reviews how the SXSW reminds participants of the intricate balance between protecting individual privacy and ensuring national security.
The Royal Canadian Navy’s Crash Course
Reviewing the imminent requirement to expedite the National Ship Procurement Strategy.
Why Public Support of Armed Intervention Is Unnecessary
Thanks to the residual powers of the Crown, the Prime Minister can send Canada’s Armed Forces to war without the support of the House.