Founded in 1994, Reserves 2000 is a broad-based non-partisan coalition of Canadians of every background and every walk of life who are committed to sustaining Canada’s 123 Army Reserve units in communities large and small from coast to coast to coast.
Our members and supporters include current and former soldiers, veterans, honorary appointments, elected and appointed leaders at all levels of government, as well as academics and everyday Canadians.
We believe that both the full-time and the part-time components of the Canadian Army must be strengthened and expanded in order to meet and sustain Canadian defence commitments at home and abroad.
An expanded Army Reserve is critical to meeting those obligations.
“Champion’s book stands alone in its field”, writes Wolfgang Riedel in this season’s Canadian Military Journal Originally published in the Spring 2020 edition of Canadian Military Journal. COL (RET’D) WOLFGANG W. RIEDEL For most of Canada’s history, its army was one predominantly made up of part-time reservists assisted by a small group of full-time soldiers
Mathew Preston reviews Relentless Struggle in this month’s C2C Journal Originally published in the January 2020 edition of C2C Journal. MATHEW PRESTON / C2C Journal Those who express concern about the “Deep State” are accustomed to derision or worse. It is not a conspiracy theory to point out that what were once quaintly known as
Op-ed by Conservative Shadow Minister for National Defence in Canada’s 42nd Parliament Photo: Post Millennial Originally published November 4, 2019 JAMES BEZAN MP / POST MILLENNIAL If you turn on the news, it is clear that the world is changing and global peace and security are becoming more uncertain. Alliances that have lasted a generation