After helping train firefighters from across Canada and the globe under a new blaze-battling curriculum it developed, Ottawa Fire Services is poised to roll out that new training to all of its 1400 firefighters. Continue reading →

The proposals address challenges in areas such as surveillance, cyber tools for defence, space and artificial intelligence and human performance. Continue reading →

Farmer Frank Meyers says he won’t take expropriation money for farmland that has been in his family since 1798. Continue reading →

The Department of National Defence is seeking forensic DNA experts and funeral organizers to help its efforts to recover, identify and arrange burials for Canada’s nearly 28,000 missing war dead. Continue reading →

The “marijuana simulation kits” are expected to cost the government around $170,000. Continue reading →

Canada’s chief military judge is facing three charges following a military police investigation. Continue reading →

The Halifax-based frigate returned home after taking part in exercises in the Baltic and Mediterranean seas as part of Operation Reassurance. Continue reading →

Months before acknowledging the mysterious attacks in Cuba, senior foreign service officials were scrambling to figure out whether symptoms reported by staff were real or imagined. Continue reading →