Collective Defence

Canada’s Stance on NATO Enlargement

Introduction Since its inception in 1949, NATO has grown from 12 to 32 members, a process formally known as enlargement. In accordance with Article 10 of the North Atlantic Treaty, membership is open to all European countries so long as they commit to NATO’s principles and meet the Alliance’s requirement for defence spending, along with Read More…

NATO and Canada Willow Hillman

What’s Old is New: Considering Canadian Participation in Ballistic Missile Defence

In this article, Willow Hillman explores Canadian participation in ballistic missile defence and muses over whether or not Canada should develop this capability.

Canadian Armed Forces Jayson Derow

Wartime is the Only Time we Have: Why we Need More NATO

Wartime has become the only kind of time we have. Jayson Derow discusses why there is a need for Western politics to recognize the current realities of conflict and function as a cohesive Alliance within NATO in a way that protects its shared values that remain vulnerable.

Defence Spending Defense Diplomatic Relations Ian Goertz International Relations NATO NATO and Canada Security

The Question of Multinationality and NATO Armed Forces

Ian is discussing the nature of multinationality in NATO armed forces and the effects it has on Alliance combat effectiveness.

Canada Canadian Armed Forces Defence Spending Diplomatic Relations Eastern Europe and Russia Estonia Ian Goertz International Relations Lithuania NATO NATO and Canada Peace & Security Security

Could a Canadian Armed Forces Base in Eastern Europe be in Canada’s Future?

Ian discusses the possibility of utilizing NATO’s Readiness Action Plan to establish a Canadian Armed Forces base in Eastern Europe