Canadians should be shocked and angry to learn about reports that weapons made here have found their way to the Sudan conflict that has delivered so much tragedy to civilians and those trying to assist them. Read full story

The decision to conduct a flypast on the Fourth of July employing two CF-18s and two U.S. F-35s begs the question of just how tone deaf the Air Force brass are in reading the mood of the Canadian public. Read full story

The relationship does not require a grand alliance, much less an anti-American front. It needs a handful of serious industrial projects, deeper trade, and a reliable mechanism for consultation when pressure arrives. Read full story

If the United States wants to sell its liquor to Canadians, or encourage them to travel south of the border, the White House needs to stop bullying us. Read full story

It would have been tempting under the circumstances for Mark Carney to roll over when faced with U.S. President Trump’s tariff threats and a possibly diminished CUSMA deal. But Carney has firmly made it clear that he would not commit to changes that would be bad for Canada. No deal is better than a bad deal. Read full story

With yet more American tariffs on Canadian imports looming, lobbyists are still hoping for a renewed trade deal and emphasize predictability is key. Read full story

The clock is ticking down to an Aug. 19 deadline when U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to impose 50-per-cent duties on more than $20-billion worth of Canadian exports. Read full story

The agency continues to investigate complaints against its own personnel, including ones involving immigration detention, as a new report on a former employee’s case renews scrutiny of the delayed independent review regime. Read full story

Hamas and Israeli leaders both pretend to want peace while carefully sabotaging any step that might make peace possible.  Read full story

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