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Afghan detainees were sent to Peter MacKay's office in 2006 when he was foreign affairs minister, the Star has learned. The messages were sent a year before the government redrafted its prisoner transfer agreement to seek better protections. MacKay is...
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Montreal S tephen Harper's Conservatives did not initiate the culture of casual indifference to Canada's legal humanitarian obligations that has surfaced periodically in the national capital over the past decade, although they did reinforce it. After...
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Frédéric Couture, who lost his foot in December 2006 to a roadside bomb, had tried to kill himself on the battlefield, minutes after suffering his injury...The military is creating a rapid reaction force of mental health workers to investigate suicidal...
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The Defense Department confirmed Thursday night that Chief of the Defense Staff Gen. Walter Natynczyk issued instructions to officers to begin logistical planning to get the country's 2,800 troops and all of their equipment out of Afghanistan by 2011,...
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Canada's Chief of the Defence Staff has acknowledged that the situation in Afghanistan is getting worse and more troops are required in the face of mounting Taliban attacks aimed at derailing next year's Afghan election...But he's now offering a far more...
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Walter Natynczyk, Canada's new chief of defence staff, has ended a five-day visit to Afghanistan, where he met with the troops and gave his assessment of Taliban militants. Natynczyk arrived in the country last Wednesday, but his tour of military operations...
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Rick Hillier, chief of defence staff, was known as the "soldier's soldier." (Les Perreaux/Canadian Press) Canada's top soldier, Gen. Rick Hillier, officially retires on Wednesday, handing over the reins to his replacement in a ceremony in Ottawa...Walter...
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