National security strategy release expected to focus on economic safegaurds
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NDP caucus meeting to discuss interim leadership after election loss In 2004, the Liberal government led by Paul Martin released Securing an Open Society, the most recent overarching national security policy.
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National security strategy release expected to focus on economic safegaurds
By Jim Bronskill The Canadian Press
Posted October 29, 2026 8:54 am
As Anita Anand prepared to address the United Nations, the foreign minister told The West Block the "Russian threat is moving further and further north towards the Arctic Circle." This, as a senior Russian official warns that any moves toward greater security in the region "increases the risks of incidents that could trigger ... potentially disastrous consequences."…
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