The NATO Council’s Maritime Security Conference – “From Sea to Sea: the Search for Maritime Security” Evolving Roles of Canada’s Navy and Coast Guard: Vice-Admiral (Ret’d) Peter Cairns Conference Coordinator: James Bridger Media Director: Fatima Nanavati Purpose: As a nation surrounded by three oceans and the great lakes, Canada’s maritime security has been of preeminent Read More…
The NATO Council’s Maritime Security Conference – “From Sea to Sea: the Search for Maritime Security” The Hon. Bill Graham (Opening Remarks): From Sea to Sea: The Search for Maritime Security Purpose: As a nation surrounded by three oceans and the great lakes, Canada’s maritime security has been of preeminent importance throughout the country’s history. Read More…
The NATO Council’s Maritime Security Conference – “From Sea to Sea: the Search for Maritime Security” Intro Video: From Sea to Sea: The Search for Maritime Security Purpose: As a nation surrounded by three oceans and the great lakes, Canada’s maritime security has been of preeminent importance throughout the country’s history. A secure marine environment Read More…
As the world’s second largest crude oil producer, Iran is too important of an energy partner for China to simply sideline out of geopolitical pressure.
All the major media outlets are producing black-and-white views of the situation, omitting the nuances and erasing shades of grey.
With the victory of Obamacare under his belt, a strong national security platform, and an opponent with a personality that has alienated the American public, Obama remains a strong incumbent president.
July 17th, 2012 – 18:00-22:00 The Duke of York, 39 Prince Arthur Ave. (one block North of Avenue and Bloor) About: Join us for a fabulous night of interactive networking and hilarious comedy in celebration of the NATO alliance. Eight Toronto Comedians will perform skits and stand-up while the audience networks and mingles with members Read More…
Steffen Buenau: To effectively support the ongoing transformation within Russia, Europe should put to use its most effective “soft power” tool: a relaxation of visa regulations.
From the Korean peninsula came news on Thursday that construction on a divisive Republic of Korean (ROK) naval base could proceed on Jeju Island.
June was a month full of debate regarding the effect of Alberta’s oil sands on Canada’s economy and environment.