I am the Ottawa Bureau Chief for Canadian Defence Review, Canada's leading defence publication. Through my articles and podcasts, I focus on the major players and trends in the multi-billion dollar defence procurement industry. Additionally, I cover first responders including, Corrections, Emergency Services/Healthcare, Fire, and Police.
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TRANSPORT SECURITY INTERNATIONAL
Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Challenges Eastern European Aviation Security Since it began in February 2022, Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine has upended aviation security in Eastern Europe. Everything from flight planning to baggage screening and passenger check-ins have been affected by this serious disruption of European airspace [See the story] URGENT COMMUNICATIONS
Signals From Ground Zero The appalling attack on the World Trade Center threw the city's wireless communications into radio chaos. My cover story for Urgent Communications summarized New York City's heroic efforts to restore this vital system. [See the story] EMS WORLD
Quick Take: 988 and the future of crisis response The 988 mental health crisis dialing code goes live July 16. The experts outline what to expect [See the story] |
CANADIAN DEFENCE REVIEW
CDR asked Ottawa Bureau Chief, James Careless, to speak with David Perry about the many defence challenges facing Canada and our military. Here is that in-depth and candid conversation in full. [See the story] POLICE ONE
Why building trust is critical to building an effective officer wellness program The process of building trust begins with buy-in by everyone in the department [See the story] POLICE ONE
How electronic citations can streamline operations, boost safety Writing and filing tickets electronically is a force multiplier for police departments [See the story] POLICE ONE
Effective ways to recruit the next generation of first responders Attracting Gen Z to your department requires new ways of thinking [See the story] POLICE ONE
Thermal imaging cameras: 6 questions to ask before buying Thermal imaging cameras are essential tools for police and fire departments, but you need to have the right one. [See the story] |