Canadian military colleges years late applying needed reforms

The military must face the unpleasant truths about the colleges and make radical, rather than incremental, change.

Former Supreme Court Justice Louise Arbour said in her report on sexual misconduct in the military that ‘closing the colleges altogether would be a missed opportunity,’ recognizing they have many positives that should be retained. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY MATTHEW OVERTON

June 29, 2022

When former Supreme Court Justice Louise Arbour delivered her report on sexual misconduct in the military, it was not surprising to see many connected to the Canadian Armed Forces misrepresenting her recommendations and deflecting calls to implement them. Perhaps none were more animated than ex-cade...

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