War/military

28/11/25
Author: 
Michael Harris i
Prime Minister Mark Carney, left, announces $3 billion in funding for a new kind of nuclear reactor with Ontario Premier Doug Ford in Ontario on Oct. 23. Photo by Laura Proctor, the Canadian Press.

Nov. 28, 2025

A venerable anti-nuclear war group says Carney’s SMR funding could fuel a new arms race.

With the planet running a carbon-induced fever and desperate to replace fossil fuels, Canada is one of the countries turning to nuclear energy.

Not everyone is pleased. That includes a 45-year-old organization known as the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War.

20/11/25
Author: 
Alex Cosh
Graphic assembled by The Maple staff using photo of shipping container by Markus Winkler via Unsplash with colour filter and Israeli flag added by The Maple staff, and photo of soldiers by Niamat Ullah via Unsplash with black and white filter added by The Maple staff.

Nov. 20, 2025

A transcript of a testimony given by The Maple’s news editor at a “people’s tribunal” on Canadian complicity in Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

Below is a transcript of a testimony given by The Maple’s news editor, Alex Cosh, at a “people’s tribunal” on Canadian complicity in Israel’s genocide in Gaza. The conference was held in Ottawa on November 14 and 15.

I’m going to speak today about Canada’s purchases of Israeli weapons, military equipment and technology. 

07/11/25
Author: 
Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity, Consortium News
photo: Nicolas Maduro in 2017. Jeso Carneiro, Flickr.

Nov. 6, 2025

What Wider War In Venezuela Would Bring: Escalation would be almost inevitable.

Russia, and possibly even China, would feel obligated to enhance military support in response to a missile, air, or even drone strike on sovereign Venezuelan territory. 

November 5, 2025

ALERT MEMORANDUM FOR: The President

FROM: VETERAN INTELLIGENCE PROFESSIONALS FOR SANITY (VIPS)

SUBJECT: What Wider War in Venezuela Would Bring

Dear President Trump:

05/11/25
Author: 
David Macdonald and Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood
Prime Minister Mark Carney, right, and Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne, left, make their way into the House of Commons for the tabling of the federal budget Tuesday. Photo by Justin Tang, the Canadian Press.

Oct. 4, 2025

But will the Liberals find enough support to survive a non-confidence vote?

With so much on the line, the new federal government has tabled a budget that in many ways could pass as a Conservative budget.

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