
L’histoire des Rangers Canadiens du Québec
P. Whitney Lackenbauer,
Magali Vullierme et Stéphane Roussel
P. Whitney Lackenbauer,
Magali Vullierme et Stéphane Roussel
Compiled by
P. Whitney Lackenbauer and Bianca Romagnoli
Arctic Academic eTalks Closed Session Report
Compiled by Jill Barclay
NAADSN Research Fellows and Emerging Scholars
Dr. Richard Goette, Dr. Andrea Charron, Dr. James Fergusson, and Nicholas Glesby
Canada’s defence policy, Strong, Secure, Engaged, describes the Arctic as an “important international crossroads where issues of climate change, international trade, and global security meet.” Accordingly, it promises to increase its military presence in the Arctic and to work cooperatively with Arctic partners. Norway places a similarly high priority on...
Hybrid warfare and disinformation campaigns have become central pillars of Russian and Chinese evolving approach to waging twenty-first century conflict. While conventional military action against other Arctic states remains unlikely, competitors seek to exploit divisions amongst and within the like-minded Arctic states through concerted disinformation campaigns designed to polarize populations...
The Mobilizing Insights in Defence and Security (MINDS) program is designed to facilitate collaboration and mobilize knowledge between the Department of National Defence, the Canadian Armed Forces, and academia and other experts on defence and security issues. Through its Targeted Engagement Grants, collaborative networks, scholarships, and expert briefings, MINDS works and collaborates with key partners to strengthen the foundation of evidence-based defence policy making. These partnerships drive innovation by encouraging new analyses of emerging global events, opportunities, and crises, while supporting a stronger defence and security dialogue with Canadians.