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Decades of relative peace have led Canadians to believe that defense spending is unnecessary. However, external threats are looming towards our southern border and the Arctic, leaving Canada unprepared and unprotected. Abstract: The United States (US) and its Southeast Asian non-NATO major ally, the Philippines, have j
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