Every year on the 11th of November, Canadians remember those who fought and died in war so that we might live in peace. But in our times, remembrance is tinged with a sense of loss.
Friends are becoming adversaries, truths are upended, peace is at risk, freedom fades.
The Western alliance, forged and preserved for eight decades by the United States, is weakened, perhaps fatally.
An increase in military spending by deadbeat NATO members like Canada means less money Carney and his WEF pals can pocket.
