• The Right Call on the Wrong War

    The Right Call on the Wrong War

    Published in Opencanada.org, March 19, 2013 In the weeks leading up to the disastrous invasion of Iraq a decade ago, a number of prominent Canadian commentators and political figures warned of dire consequences to Canada-U.S. relations if this country failed to join the American-led coalition.  As it turned out, however, the U.S. administration quickly got

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  • Whose Freedom Counts in Canada’s Middle East Policy?

    Whose Freedom Counts in Canada’s Middle East Policy?

    Published in the Toronto Star, March 18, 2013 The profusion of official statements the Harper government issues to recognize Canadians’ diverse ethnic and religious holidays suggests a deep-seated love of all that is festive and momentous. But for the scribes tasked with writing these messages, it can’t be easy to find fresh wording each year

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  • Immigration Raids are not Entertainment

    Immigration Raids are not Entertainment

    On Friday, the Globe and Mail reported that, accompanied by television crews to film their activities, the Canadian Services Border Agency (CSBA) raided construction sites in British Columbia believed to be staffed in part by irregular migrants, with the purpose of  apprehending and deporting those who are not entitled to live and work in Canada.

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  • Eaux troubles en mer de Chine

    Eaux troubles en mer de Chine

    Si les récentes frasques du dirigeant nord-coréen Kim Jong-un ont momentanément détourné l’attention de la communauté internationale , la plus grande menace à la paix mondiale en Asie de l’Est demeure la rivalité sino-japonaise à propos des îles connues sous le nom de Senkaku(pour la partie japonaise) ou Diaoyu(pour la partie chinoise). Il s’agit d’un

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