Mark Zuehlke says No The lack of battle experience undoubtedly had its due effect,” historian Colonel Charles P. Stacey concluded in his analysis of Canada’s

Tom MacGregor says No All of Canada’s provinces and territories have had devastating forest fires to deal with in the past year. In late August 2023,

Aaron Kylie says No In the councils of government, we must guard against…the military-industrial complex,” said U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in his farewell address

Canada should not follow Australia’s decision to acquire U.S. nuclear-powered submarines because they are a sovereignty-undermining, murderously expensive, nuclear proliferation stimulant, the procurement of which risks

Aaron Kylie says No When Canadians went to fight in the First World War, they were initially led by two British generals, Edwin Alderson then Julian

David J. Bercuson says yes The Korean War grew out of the failure of the Soviet Union and the U.S. to unify Korea after defeating Japan