Why Canada should rethink its stance on nuclear arms

It’s time for global action and for Canada to engage in creative, muscular nuclear diplomacy.
Foreign Minister Stéphane Dion speaks at the UN Conference on Disarmament in Geneva on March 2.
CARP, ONT.—Somewhat paradoxically, as humanity has developed ever more effective ways to wage war, we have also established a significant body of international law that limits the means and methods of engaging in armed conflict, leading to the partial or full prohibition of numerous weapons. The ...

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