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More from Lawrence Cannon. The commanding Canadian general takes a slightly different position.
The Canadian general who commands all forces overseas said Thursday in Kandahar City that he was not able to speak to Mr. Colvin’s specific charges because he was not in charge at the time.
“What for me is important is that there is due process,” said Lt.-Gen. Marc Lessard, commander of Canadian forces overseas. “People will testify. You have to deal with the past if things were wrong.”
The roster of people who’ve snubbed the Queen reveals as much covert vanity as it does quiet principle
Every day, Zoran Milich walks the streets of New York City, camera in hand
It’s a pity to let the naysayer role obscure valid insights into Internet-savvy authoritarian regimes
If you do just one thing today, it should be to watch the trailer for ‘Iron Sky’
The roots of a tortured clan
His way of forcing the reader to see and smell the squalor of 19th century England is still unmatched in its moral force
