Working In Close Quarters

Cooperation and contact-building make Ottawa a prime military posting

Published November 10, 2004

One might expect Ottawa's military community to retreat when another foreign officer steps onto Canadian soil with directives to report home on what could become sensitive defence intelligence. On the contrary, waiting beside the luggage carousel to welcome their arrival is the Department of National Defence appointee charged with making the job of assessing Canada's military strengths and capabilities a whole lot...

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