Canada should do more for Ukraine

Dion must stick with Canada’s values instead of muddled messages.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, middle right, speaks with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, middle left, alongside their advisers during Mr. Trudeau's visit to Ukraine last month.PMO photograph by Adam Scotti

Opinion

BY OKSANA BASHUK HEPBURN

August 10, 2016

The recent NATO leaders’ summit displayed a united defence for its members and a favourable nod toward helping Ukraine. Good news. But was it enough to restrain Russia’s aggression toward Ukraine and globally? Yes, NATO growled back—a little—in response to Russian President Vladimir Putin�...

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