Anti-ISIS Mission

• Trudeau defends Iraq mission secrecy, accuses Tories of endangering lives

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government's clampdown on information about Canada's mission in Iraq is necessary to protect Canadian soldiers on the ground.

  Politics

  Oct 26, 2016
  
• Is Canada doing enough to fight ISIS?

  Recent losses are calling into question whether the strategy to "degrade" or defeat ISIS is working and if it's time to rethink how to proceed.

  Canada

  May 22, 2015
  
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• EXCLUSIVE: Public briefing on Iraq mission went ahead despite hesitance from top military brass

  The military’s top brass did not want to divulge details about its anti-ISIS mission in Iraq, concerned that frequent updates would compromise the mission, Global News has learned.

  Canada

  May 13, 2015
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• Video breach turns military into Conservatives’ ‘whipping boy’: journalist

  Members of Canada’s military are beginning to feel a bit like the Conservative party’s whipping boy, Scott Taylor, the editor of a magazine for and about the country’s military community.

  Canada

  May 10, 2015
• Stephen Harper’s video blog inappropriately posted soldiers’ images: PMO

  The Conservative government inappropriately published photos of Canadian soldiers posted in Iraq, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's communications director said Tuesday afternoon.

  Canada

  May 5, 2015
• Cost of anti-ISIS mission climbs to $528M, Jason Kenney says

  Extending Canada's anti-ISIS mission for another year will cost at least $406 million, Defence Minister Jason Kenney said Wednesday afternoon.

  Canada

  Apr 1, 2015
• ‘They broke it, they fix it’: have the Conservatives taken a 180 on Iraq stance?

  The Harper government’s position on the Iraqis and Syrians suffering under the oppression of ISIS has shifted considerably, taking almost a 180 in less than a year, the NDP claims.

  Canada

  Mar 26, 2015