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December 10, 2023
A former director and student of one of Canada's military colleges say that the institutions traditions need to be examined as the federal government launches a review board.
December 10, 2023
The fight over the carbon tax boiled over in the House of Commons, the climate policy front and centre for both the Liberals and Conservatives.
June 15, 2023
The Canadian government is actively seeking impartial individuals to serve as members on its military college ...
November 30, 2021
The incident that ended Mark Popov’s career was on July 9, 2015, when officer cadets harassed sea cadets visiting Royal Military College.
November 30, 2021
The incident that ended Mark Popov’s career was on July 9, 2015, when officer cadets harassed sea cadets visiting Royal Military College.
November 29, 2021
The incident that ended Mark Popov’s career was on July 9, 2015, when officer cadets harassed sea cadets visiting Royal Military College.
November 1, 2021
Lt.-Col. Mark Popov, who tried to act against the RMC students, says his career came to an abrupt halt because of his attempts to crack down on sexual misconduct and he left the military in 2018.
July 4, 2021
TORONTO -- With the announcement from U.S. President Joe Biden that America’s troops would be pulling out of Afghanistan, the plight of Afghan interpreters, who also put their lives on the line alongside soldiers, is back in the spotlight. More than 40,000 Canadian troops served in Afghanistan, and were eventually pulled out in 2014. Local Afghan interpreters were critical elements of Canada’s and other NATO soldier’s presence in the Middle East, often riding on the front lines. In...
July 4, 2021
During the U.S. withdrawal, Canadian veterinarians pushed Afghan interpreters to quickly reach Canada TORONTO-As US President Joe Biden announced that US troops will be withdrawn from Afghanistan, the plight of Afghan interpreters who risked their lives with soldiers has regained the focus of attention. More than 40,000 Canadian troops served in Afghanistan and were eventually withdrawn in 2014. Local interpreters in Afghanistan are a key factor in the presence of Canadians and other NATO sold...
May 30, 2021
Watch the full episode of The West Block with host Mercedes Stephenson – May 30, 2020