# Philippe Lagassé

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Publishing Ep. 4 - Canadian Foreign Policy Journal

Host Michael P.A. Murphy is joined by our guest Philippe Lagassé, Associate Professor, Barton Chair in International Affairs, Carleton University. Phillipe is co-editor of the CFPJ. Canadian Foreign Policy Journal ( CFPJ ) is a fully peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal published three times a …

Canada Hits 2% Defence Spending: Substance or Symbolism?

On March 26, 2026, Canada reached the NATO defence spending target of two per cent of GDP for the first time in decades. The government achieved this after a late boost to defence funding, supported by internal reorganization and measures to strengthen the military. The milestone reflects Canada’s …

The Prerogative to Keep the Peace and the Limits of the Emergencies Act

In this episode of Runnymede Radio, we feature an original interview with Professor Philippe Lagassé (Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University). Lagassé discusses his recent writing on the possible existence of a Crown prerogative to “keep the peace” within Canada, and …

Will Expanded Defence Investment Agency Powers Streamline Procurement?

The Liberal government plans to significantly expand the newly created Defence Investment Agency (DIA), giving it broader authority beyond standard military procurement and a wider role that could touch other areas of the economy. These plans were outlined in a ways and means motion in the House of…

The Canadian Defence Gold Rush

Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to turn Canada into a defence powerhouse — and venture capital is racing to cash in. Host Sam Konnert talks to defence experts and industry insiders about the new military-tech gold rush, and asks: can Silicon Valley mentality fix Canada’s stagnant defence sector, o…

When Trump is gone, will we still want a military?

In this episode of On The Line, host Matt Gurney is joined by two guests for conversations about defence, geopolitics, and the changing nature of modern warfare. This episode of On The Line is brought to you by Dominion Dynamics. Canada has never had true sovereign awareness of our North. Vast part…

The Politics and Repercussions of Washington’s Permanent Joint Board on Defense Pause

An audio version of "The Politics and Repercussions of Washington’s Permanent Joint Board on Defense Pause," a new critical questions by CSIS’s Christopher Hernandez-Roy and Mark F. Cancian with Jamie Tronnes, Richard Shimooka, Christopher Sands, and Philippe Lagassé. This audio was generated with …

Canada's Defence Spending: Ambitions and Realities

In this episode, Erin is joined by defence policy expert Professor Philippe Lagassé, author of Debating Canadian Defence, to explore whether Canada can turn its ambitious new defence spending commitments into real military capability. They look at the push to meet NATO targets, the challenges holdi…

Talk to Me, Goose: The Economics of Canadian Defence Part I with Philippe Lagassé

Defence is moving rapidly toward the centre of Canada's economic debate. Spending is rising. Procurement is accelerating. Arctic sovereignty has acquired new urgency. And defence policy is increasingly being asked to do much more than equip a military: build industry, generate innovation, strengthe…

Talk to Me, Goose: The Economics of Canadian Defence Part II with David Perry

Defence is moving rapidly toward the centre of Canada's economic debate. Spending is rising. Procurement is accelerating. Arctic sovereignty has acquired new urgency. And defence policy is increasingly being asked to do much more than equip a military: build industry, generate innovation, strengthe…