Arctic, Canada and Hard Power
Canada's Conservative leader vows to expand Arctic power
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre vowed to expand Canada’s military presence in the Arctic, backing the Trump administration’s call for more defence spending to counter Russia and China while asserting the northern nation’s sovereignty in the remote region.
The premiers of Canada's three territories are wrapping up their trip to Washington, D.C., with a panel discussion on ...
By investing in Churchill, Canada can improve its Arctic readiness while making tangible progress toward meeting its defence ...
Instead of turning economic policy into a battleground, let us work together to fortify the alliances that have kept North ...
Mactung, one of the world’s largest tungsten deposits, sits east of the Continental Divide on the border between the Yukon ...
With the rules-based international order on the brink, we must now secure our Northern sovereignty and prosper in the process ...
More than half the Arctic's coastline is Russian territory and in the last six years Moscow has built more than 475 military ...
In response to a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape, Canada’s Chief of the Defence Staff emphasized the urgent need to ...
OTTAWA, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The head of Canada's official opposition party, on track to win an election in the coming months, said on Monday he would slash foreign aid to help build a base in the ...
Currently wrapping up a season in the region, Ponant’s Le Commandant Charcot will return to the Arctic for the 2026-27 winter ...
It's not a classic Canadian winter if we don't see Arctic air surge out of the north, enveloping the country in periods of ...
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