Canada’s Lawful Access Bill: Heavy on Secrecy, Light on Accountability
Following Australia, Canada takes a middle path between the more and less coercive approaches of Britain and the United States — but with fewer safeguards.
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The Silent Erosion: How AI’s Helping Hand Weakens Our Mental Grip
As AI systems become more capable and ubiquitous, they risk eroding something fundamental to human experience.
How Will Political Changes Shape the 2025 NATO Summit?
Among political transitions and debates about defence spending, what could we expect from the 2025 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit?
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June Lessons: The New Reality of Canada’s Defence and Security
The Ukraine war is transforming global defence thinking, with the United Kingdom charging ahead through a bold Strategic Defence Review and Canada following suit with a historic pivot of its own.
Rebalancing Canadian Trade: Why ASEAN Matters More Than Ever
Southeast Asia represents a critical yet underleveraged avenue for Canada’s next-generation trade strategy.