A court martial involving a Canadian Armed Forces officer accused of sexual assault is one of several trials in limbo over another challenge to the constitutionality of the military justice system.

The Liberal government has quietly indicated it wants to announce the new chief of defence staff before the speech from the throne on Sept. 23.

Matthew Fisher says the question is whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will burnish his progressive credentials and name a woman as the next chief of defence staff.

What NORAD's annual Santa videos are a chance to remember that it is Canada’s most important military alliance, Matthew Fisher says.

The Supreme Court of Canada is to decide whether the country's military justice system is constitutional. As the military waits, charges are being dropped.

"I've been writing about our bipartisan history of absolutely catastrophic military procurement for more than a decade. If anything, it's actually gotten worse," writes Matt Gurney.

Halifax-based HMCS St. John's is headed back to Canada after helping with relief efforts in the wake of two powerful hurricanes.

The warship is delivering humanitarian relief to the Turks and Caicos island group as part of the Canadian Armed Forces' Operation Renaissance.

The Trudeau government is grappling with two critical, short-term questions: what to do about "interim" fighter jets, and whether to take on a new role in Afghanistan?

The Liberal government is putting the United Nations on notice that Canada is ready to provide money and, more importantly, troops for peacekeeping missions around the world.