Islamism and the Infiltration Challenge
This is a transcript of remarks made by Marc Lebuis, Founder and Editor of Point de BASCULE in Montreal, to the 2009 Civitas National Conference.
In Defence of Liberty: Help is on the Way
Classical liberal author and political thinker Charles Murray explains how developments in the 21st century will reformulate the case for liberty.
Beyond belief: Canadians who target other Canadians
In this op-ed that appeared in the Globe and Mail, AIMS Security and Defence Fellow Alex Wilner explains the threat of homegrown terrorism on Canada. He provides four strategies that the government needs to adopt to counteract the threat.
Enemies Within
Homegrown terrorism is an evolving global phenomenon. AIMS Security and Defence Policy Fellow discusses how Canadians might better protect themselves from the terrorism to come.
What is the Government Good for Anyway? Liberty, Property and Regulation
Legal theorist Richard Epstein looks at what's needed to make the current system less intrusive, less regulatory, and less government-dominated.
The Middle East’s Moral Challenge to the West
Based on remarks by renowned Israeli journalist Caroline Glick, this Commentary reflects her powerful and thought-provoking message.
The Beacon – 18 June 2008
Security, accountability and tax reform are all topics covered in this edition of The Beacon.
Making the World Safe for Canada
Canada’s failed state policy is dangerously outdated. AIMS Security and Defence Policy Fellow Alex Wilner weighs in on how Ottawa might better protect Canadians.
How Canada stalls a Sudanese Crisis
AIMS Intern in Security and Defence Policy Alex Wilner takes a look at the crisis in Sudan in this op/ed. He notes that there are specific short, medium and long-range goals that Canada must take to ensure that the refugee crisis is averted.
The Beacon, 31 July 2007
This edition of the Beacon takes a look at the good news out of Afghanistan, the road to self-sufficiency in New Brunswick, and the affects of an ageing population on you and me.