In a remarkably speedy departure from what had become its traditional military posture, Canada has now launched the plan to quadruple military spending. There are both opportunities, though not the dubious economic ones that are promoted through official talking points, and warning signs to be heeded along the militarization path we’ve now joined.
Commentary by Paul Meyer Adjunct Professor of International Studies and Fellow in International Security Simon Fraser University Published by The Globe and Mail (subscription required) January 19, 2026
Opening Remarks Sixth Simons Symposium on Weapons of Mass Destruction and their Elimination 63rd Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs Hiroshima, Japan November 2, 2025
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