Trudeau the father and Trudeau the son could not have been more different when it comes to dealing with national security threats to Canada
Author: Phil Gurski
Phil Gurski is the President and CEO of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting Ltd. Phil is a 32-year veteran of CSE and CSIS and the author of six books on terrorism.
We should be very cautious in accepting claims that terrorist groups have been defeated: they have a tendency to last a long time
Intelligence is meant to be shared with those who have a ‘need to know’: why does the Canadian government not get this?
Left-wing terrorism is on the rise in many countries but no one seems to want to talk about it – why not?
When faced with failure governments have a nasty tendency to create new bodies rather than support existing ones whose advice they ignored in the first place
For the Canadian government and Prime Minister Trudeau to dismiss legitimate concerns over PRC interference in our elections as ‘anti-Asian racism’ is nonsense
Several nations, especially in Africa, have engaged the Russia-based Wagner Group to do counter-terrorism ops. A good idea?
It is one thing for governments to tell their spies what they want to know: it is quite another for the former to do the latter’s job.
Is laughing at terrorists an insult to the victims or is it a good strategy to pursue and acceptable?
Afghanistan has been in a lot of trouble for a very long time and now the Taliban are back in power. How much worse can things get?