Justin Trudeau didn’t stray off-script in his press conference, looking back on eight months in power
John Geddes considers the PM’s To Do list at the start of 2013
Paul Wells on Stephen Harper’s recent reversals
Julian Fantino, the associate minister of defence, responding this afternoon to questions from the NDP.
The latest twist involves the small matter of whether or not the expensive aircraft will be useless
Canada’s new jets defeated in simulation
David Pugliese explains how the government hopes to sell the purchase of new F-35s.
Randall Wakelam wonders about what we’re doing and where we’re going.
Lieutenant-General Angus Watt retired about a year ago as chief of air staff in the Canadian
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff’s vow that as prime minister he would hold an open competition for new jet fighters, rather than proceeding with the F-35 deal that the Conservatives want to pursue, sounds smart enough. All things being equal, open bidding for defence contracts is the way to go.
Some disturbing findings surface in Sheila Fraser’s audit