The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Fundamental Freedoms, Part 3 Reasonable Limitations
Over the last two weeks, this blog has provided an [...]
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Fundamental Freedoms, Part 2 The Living Tree
Last week, this blog provided an overview of the fundamental [...]
A Place to Call Home: The Plight of the Myanmar Rohingya – Part 9
“This is just the most extraordinary scene. We’ve been hearing [...]
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Fundamental Freedoms, Part 1
April 17th marked the 35th anniversary of The Canadian Charterof [...]
Post-Cold War Missions: Adjusting to Modern Conflict
When people refer to Second-Generation Peacekeeping, the term is often [...]
The Multinational Force and Observers
While UN missions like UNEF-1 during the Suez Crisis are [...]
The Suez Canal Crisis
Canada is often credited with “inventing” peacekeeping in 1956 largely [...]
UN Peacekeeping’s Origins and Cold-war Era Peacekeeping
When considering our committee’s study of UN peacekeeping missions and [...]
Introduction: The Report – UN Deployment: Prioritizing commitments at home and abroad
This Monday, I joined Senator Daniel Lang and Jean-Guy Dagenais [...]
French-Language Learning Opportunities in British Columbia
Earlier this month, the Senate Committee on Official Languages met [...]