kyle samson
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Canada’s Biggest Security Asset Might Be Its Biological Data
The emerald ash borer arrived in Canada by accident. Nobody designed it, nobody deployed it, and nobody aimed it. It has still killed tens of millions of ash trees across Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and Natural Resources… Continue reading
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Rethinking Canada’s Military for a Changing World
As technology accelerates, the traditional markers of military power are losing their edge. Today, a handful of drones costing around $35,000 each can neutralize systems worth millions. Conflicts are increasingly decided by manufacturing and by who can adapt fastest, not… Continue reading
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Canada’s Position in Critical Minerals: Implications for NATO, National Defence, the U.S., and China
The investment gap Precious metals continue to set new records, fuelled by a weaker dollar, inflationary pressure, global conflict, supply constraints and surging industrial demand. Yet even as critical minerals and rare earths attract growing global investment, Canada’s mining sector… Continue reading
