The “duty to report” regulation compels service members to report any type of inappropriate or criminal behaviour — whether sexual or not — to higher authorities, which begins a formal complaint process. Continue reading
Distance and geography have been cited as the primary reasons Canadian medical helicopters remained on the ground in northern Mali during two bloody attacks on UN peacekeepers last fall. Continue reading
The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to temporarily suspend a lower court’s bombshell ruling in a sexual-assault case that the military justice system is unconstitutional. Continue reading
Global News political reporters take on the top stories of the year, and Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Jonathan Vance reflects on the past year. Continue reading
Increasingly frequent natural disasters pose a “significant threat” to Canadians, says the country’s top soldier. Continue reading
The trip was Trudeau’s first visit to the West African nation, where about 250 Canadian peacekeepers have been providing lifesaving medical evacuations and transporting equipment and personnel. Continue reading
A Hercules aircraft is en route with up to 250 Canadian Forces members available to provide assistance to residents in Îles-de-la-Madeleine after a storm Wednesday. Continue reading
The only working phone is a satellite phone at the Quebec provincial police detachment. Continue reading
The Saskatchewan Airshow at 15 Wing Moose Jaw last took place in 2005, and now it is preparing for a July 2019 return. Continue reading
A car-bomb explosion in northern Mali killed three civilians on Monday, and one group reportedly claimed that Canadian soldiers and other foreign forces were targeted. Continue reading