There are clear indications that Mr. Fadden is reacting to the media controversy by putting some water in his wine. That’s too bad. A friend of mine recently gave me…
Protecting the intelligence-gathering network while helping to make Canadians aware of the threats to which their country is subjected are both responsibilities that fall to Mr. Fadden. I would argue…
This question goes to the essence of the difference between espionage, counter-intelligence and national security matters on the one hand, and the standards of proof that are admissible in court….
The pillorying of Richard Fadden, the head of CSIS, continues in the media. A number of issues are raised by his CBC evening news interview with Peter Mansbridge, in which,…
I was in Montreal on June 9 to launch The Canadian Century: Moving Out of America’s Shadow. An event sponsored by Lapointe Rosenstein Marchand Melançon. Below are a few pictures…
The Canadian Century is number 16 on this week’s BookNet bestsellers list.
The Canadian Century has been chosen by Indigo buyers for inclusion on a list of G-20 essential reading list. That puts MLI’s first book on a special table of books…
I will be at the Whitby Central Library to sign copies of The Canadian Century, Monday June 7 at 7 p.m. To register: Call 905-668-6531, ext. 2020 or e-mail askalibrarian@whitbylibrary.on.ca….
InsiderOnline has a post about The Canadian Century that once again shows that the book’s analysis is attracting wide assent among those knowledgeable about conditions in both Canada and the…
Brian Bethune reviews The Canadian Century in Maclean’s (third item). Sir Wilfrid Laurier, as it turns out, was not so much wrong as a shade off in his timing. It’s…