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In taking the lead to highlight innovation, we will endeavour to provide publicity to the companies that are making a difference today. In our Fall edition, we will be initiating a special FrontLine Innovation Platform (FLIP) across multiple industries related to Defence and Safety and Security. 

Business groups include: Land Communications, Airborne Mission Systems, Underwater Warfare and Public Safety and Security Solutions to equip and protect military and first responders.

Canada’s government is looking at the problem posed by North Korea from the wrong perspective. Extortion is looming as the basis for DPRK's nuclear arsenal.

Cyber security falls under the heading of ‘defense of the realm’ and is seen as a matter of national security. For Canada’s armed forces, cyber aptitude tests could prove highly valuable.

Provides support to strategically important assets, infrastructure and training programs – primarily in the Canadian defence, security, marine, and construction sectors.

Business groups include: Land Communications, Airborne Mission Systems, Underwater Warfare and Public Safety and Security Solutions to equip and protect military and first responders.

For a procurement to be legal, it must comply with both the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT) and the Government’s Contract Regulations (GCR).

U.S. Admiral Gortney talks of the need to widen the scope of the NORAD/NORTHCOM role.

Considering how quickly transformative world events have been happening of late, you might want to read this overview rapidly! (also in french)

A look at key drivers to Australia's Security environment and the pace of military modernization.

Bien que le document Perspectives stratégiques 2016 effectue une analyse en profondeur des crises dans le monde et entame une réflexion sur les incidences pour le Canada, sa sécurité, et ses priorités en matière de défense, nous en donnons aux lecteurs de Frontline un résumé succinct.  Étant donné la rapidité avec laquelle des événements transformateurs se produisent dans le monde, nous vous conseillons de le lire rapidement!

Multi-agency Incident Management & Situational Awareness. Hexagon’s Security Framework will integrate data from a variety of systems and sensors, to create a common operating picture in an operational environment.

The growing concern over maritime and arctic safety and security issues is the imperative from which this important conference is growing.

A networking organization for the advancement of women leaders in defence and security professions.

Known as "no-go" zones to police, dozens of areas in France have become “notorious” as enclaves of Muslims who are resisting Western rule of law.

Examining the complex impacts of asserting military control in a volatile region.

Does the Canadian Armed Forces Need Military Police for investigations?

There is a nagging perception that the terrorists have won – in a fiscal sense at least.

Intergraph provides enterprise engineering and geospatially powered software to businesses, governments, and organizations around the world.

The tiny country of Djibouti, uniquely situated where the Africa, Arabia and Somalia tectonic plate boundaries meet, is becoming recognized as a strategic location for military efforts. French, US, and Japan’s armed forces, currently based in the area guarding the Bab-el-Mandeb Straight, are assigned missions on this triple front.

The EU and Canada share the common goal of strengthening foreign and security cooperation.

In this interview of DND's DG Space, Col André Dupuis asserts that Canada recognizes the multi-faceted need for space-based assets to fulfill a range of whole of government requirements.

For maximum leverage in future acquisitions, Canada should find key opportunities in global supply chains.

Potraying MCpl (ret) Paul Franklin (our cover) and others who put their lives on the line in the service of their country, this photographer features Canada’s courageous soldiers and first responders.

Clear policies and strong strategies are the critical links that are repeatedly called for by so many in the defence communities.

Protecting Canadians at home is ‘Job One’ for Canada Command. This organization is concerned with all aspects of national security – often working under the lead of Public Safety Canada to provide an important asset for emergency management.

The modern naval reservist has been training to become expert at important domestic security tasks.

Many attempts have been made by people within the military, public service and private citizens to change the way explosives are governed in this country. Where does the resistance come from? Could it be that those who could rectify the situation are unaware of the problem?

On the front lines against the Taliban and Al-Qaeda a new threat is emerging which could potentially undermine the excellent work accomplished thus far.

Last month, Defence R&D Canada (DRDC) led international surveillance-oriented trials off the coast of Nova Scotia. The 3-week long Maritime Sensor Integration Experiment (MARSIE) trial will directly contribute to Canada’s ability to conduct high-tech surveillance and secure its coastal approaches against potential threats and illegal activities.

How will SOA Status Affect the CCG? Will the new focus on security serve to increase assets and responsibilities?

Canada’s newest Chief of the Air Staff explains how the transformed Air Force will reposition itself to effectively respond to threats faced in today’s world.

The vision of the future set out here is one that would see the adoption of a first ever made-in-Canada defence strategy that has its roots in doctrine that is as as old as Canada itself.

Canada's defence industry is struggling to find ways to mitigate some aspects of the ITAR policy and the way it is administered. The CDIA has some recommendations which may help.

FrontLine had the opportunity to chat with the Commandant about the Atlantic Littoral ISR Experiment (ALIX), the largest major undertaking in the ongoing CFEC program.

This year's prestigious Canadian American Business Council Achievement Award goes to the ODEL - E-Z-EM team.

The recent efforts of the Canadian Navy in the Global War against Terrorism in the Arabian Sea.

The Government of Canada announces a National Security Policy (NSP) for Canada entitled Securing an Open Society: Canada’s National Security Policy.

In a far corner of sprawling Camp Julien, a group of eight reporters set up shot - the first journalists to be formally "embedded" with a Canadian Forces unit in the field. Members of the 3rd Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment battlegroup in Kabul were on the sharp end of a quiet public relations offensive by the Canadian Forces.

Given the troubled times we live in, with a war with Iraq raging, nuclear threats from North Korea, and terrorists behind every corner, it is imperative that there be open dialogue between the military and the media in Canada.

What happened to the National Security Policy (NSP) during the federal election campaign?

The Canadian Forces responds to the changing security environment.

The current state of Canada's air mobility fleet is an area of concern. The renewal of our air-to-air refuelling role will greatly enhance the contribution that our air mobility and fighter forces can make in the implementation of the Government’s foreign and domestic policy goals.

The C-295 as a cost-effective means of securing borders and protecting resources. The basic design has been improved to make it a multi-role aircraft, such as for transport of freight, medevac and ­paratroops.