February, 2007
World bodies must re-align to meet climate crisis
The science of climate change has accumulated over many decades to become compelling, but the politics has changed with such a startling suddenness that previously skeptical leaders in Canada, as well as Australia and the United States, are scrambling to catch up with the firming convictions of their electorates that serious action is urgently needed.
Canada's Role in Afghanistan: What's Missing in Senate report
To win 'hearts and minds,' the corrupt and incompetent Karzai regime must be reined in.
Liberian leader works toward normalcy
Liberia's president, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, is shown during her inauguration at the Capitol Building in Monrovia, Liberia last January.
Climate change and global leadership
THE SCIENCE of climate change has accumulated over many decades to become compelling. The politics has changed with a startling suddenness so that previously sceptical leaders in Australia, Canada, and the United States, for example, are scrambling to catch up with the firming convictions of their electorates that serious action is urgently needed.
What is camouflaged by Somalia's illusion of peace?
There has never been a better time for Somalia's leaders to use the opportunity given to them by recent events and establish the lasting peace that has eluded them for the past 16 years.
Solutions will cost Canada
Now that humans are being blamed for the increase in global temperatures, it's time to do something about it. But is Canada prepared to take action.