The first in a two-part series examining the impact of drones and autonomous weapons on modern warfare. Part 1 considers drones alongside some of history’s
“We’re a museum of stories,” said Alex Fitzgerald-Black, the Juno Beach Centre Association’s executive director. “We’re not necessarily a big collections museum.” The Canada-based charity
Canada Day feels like a fitting moment to remember Arthur Meighen, one of Canada’s finest statesmen, whose insight and eloquence helped guide the country through
“I have to admit,” said retired Canadian lieutenant-general Eric (Rick) Findley, a former director of operations at the North American Aerospace Defense Command, “that
Later this summer, one of Canada’s architectural treasures, the Supreme Court of Canada building on Ottawa’s Wellington Street, will shut down for much-needed restoration work.
It was 1998 when anthropologist Ian Cosh embarked on the trip of a lifetime. The researcher had learned that a reunion of Canadian Second World
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