Suicide in the Military
LOUISE MERCIER-JOHNSON
A National Crisis. The level of concern about mental health in the Canadian Forces has spiked with recent tragic losses.
When Students become Veterans
In Afghanistan, reservists fought shoulder to shoulder with Regular Force soldiers. Why does the system treat them differently when they return to Canada?
Submarine Program
Light, at the end of a long tunnel.
International Fleet Review
The Queen arrived in Halifax to inspect warships from around the world. More than 5,000 sailors were welcomed by cheerful maritime hospitality.
The Perisher Club
The Royal Navy's Submarine Command Course was credited with reducing United Kingdom submarine losses in WWII.
Canada's Army After Afghanistan
With determined leadership, Canada's strong and battle-hardened army has risen from the Decade of Darkness to stand internationally as an army of example.
Exercise Maple Guardian
Practice, practice, practice – this is what saves lives in the army. As 1 RCR Battle Group prepares for deployment to Afghanistan, practice is what they get at Fort Irwin's National Training Center in the Mojave Desert.
Future Ships for Canada
In recent years, Canada has struggled to procure replacements or even refits for its military fleet of ships. The shipping industry is optimistic that a National Shipbuilding Strategy may be in the cards.
Investing in the Navy
There has been a flurry of activity surrounding the Canadian government's intention to invest over $40 billion into its Federal Fleets over the next 30 years.
Procurement: Whole of Govt Approach
We must take the next critical step in ensuring the transparency and efficiency of large capital procurement contracts.
Think Small for Big Changes
Developing and maintaining an ­indigenous industrial capability would provide many benefits.
C4ISR: The Power of Dialogue
Address program requirements earlier.