Lee Berthiaume
Reporter for The Canadian Press
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Questions, concerns about Trump loom over Halifax defence meeting
Defence ministers and senior military officers from various nations gathered in Halifax raise concerns about Trumps impact on global security.
Thousands of Canadians brave wind and cold to mark Remembrance Day in Ottawa
Thousands of people braved wind and cold in Ottawa on Friday to pay tribute to and remember those who sacrificed much more than personal comfort for the country and its way of life.
Growing debate around remembrance of Canada's aboriginal veterans
As National Aboriginal Veterans Day grows, there is a burgeoning debate over what it should represent.
Trudeau defends Iraq mission secrecy and criticizes Tories for endangering lives
It came during a sharp exchange in the House of Commons on Tuesday in which interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose alleged the Liberals were keeping Canadians in the dark for "political reasons."
Liberals pay $33 million to stay in F-35 program, despite promise not to buy it
Canada has so far forked over more than $311 million to develop the F-35 — without any guarantee it will actually buy the multibillion-dollar stealth fighter.
Dion sits down for first meeting with Russian foreign minister in years
The meeting between Dion and Lavrov has been welcomed by Russian officials, who are hoping for a fresh start in relations between the two countries.
Eight CF-18s sent on month-long training exercise despite reported jet shortage
The government says the month-long exercise is critical for training Canadian fighter pilots to work alongside allies — and the planes will return to Canada immediately if they are needed.
Trudeau caps eastern European trip visiting Canadian troops in Ukraine
The prime minister flew into Lviv in western Ukraine before driving to a nearby military base for a look at the work of 200 Canadian soldiers who have trained the Ukrainian army since the summer.
Trudeau won't say if Canada to keep sending troops to Ukraine to train military
Canada will co−ordinate with its allies in supporting Ukraine, said Trudeau, who said that the mission is giving "significant support" to the Ukrainian military as it seeks to reclaim lost territory.