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No Bang for the Buck

Military contracting and public accountability

by Steven Staples
National Office | Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Government finance, International relations, Peace & conflict
June 11, 2007
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“No Bang for the Buck” report finds that forty percent of military contracts are “non-competitive”

News Release
Issue(s): Government finance, International relations, Peace & conflict
June 11, 2007

February 2007: War or Peace?

Are Canadians near national tipping point in Afghanistan

The Monitor
Issue(s): International relations, Peace & conflict
March 30, 2007

Leopard Tanks and the Deadly Dilemmas of the Canadian Mission in Afghanistan

Reports & Studies
Issue(s): International relations, Peace & conflict
February 23, 2007
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Deployment of tanks to Afghanistan wrong decision, says CCPA study

News Release
Issue(s): International relations, Peace & conflict
February 23, 2007

Our Schools Our Selves: Winter 2007

Teaching For A Culture of Peace

Our Schools Our Selves
Issue(s): Education, International relations, Peace & conflict
Projects & Initiatives: Education Project
February 7, 2007
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November 2006: How Canadians "Protect" in Haiti

Canada complicit in suppressing democracy in Haiti

The Monitor
Issue(s): Human rights, International relations, Peace & conflict
December 14, 2006

November 2006: Canada's Fatally Flawed Afghan Mission

Harper is happy to turn Canada from peacemaker to war-maker

The Monitor
Issue(s): International relations, Peace & conflict
December 14, 2006

October 2006: We Didn't Really Say "No" to Missile Defence

Canadian complicity and participation in BMD continues

The Monitor
Issue(s): Corporations and corporate power, International relations, Peace & conflict
October 11, 2006

Canada's Fallen

Understanding Canadian Military Deaths in Afghanistan

Reports & Studies
Issue(s): International relations, Peace & conflict
September 17, 2006
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