John Longhurst, Author at Canadian Affairs

New citizenship rules leave Canadian archivists overwhelmed

New citizenship rules have many Americans rushing to prove they have Canadian ancestors — leaving Canadian archivists scrambling

Canadian author says winning the world’s preeminent children’s literature prize felt like praise ‘from another dimension’

With millions displaced and starving, Sudan struggles for attention — and assistance. Some Canadian aid organizations are playing a part

Officials say tying aid to trade delivers ‘win-win’ results for the Global South and Canadians. Critics warn it risks reviving ‘tied aid’

Ottawa’s new emphasis on tying foreign aid to trade goals risks straying from poverty-reduction mandate: former MP John McKay

Canadian charities mobilize food, shelter and medical support as millions face displacement, hunger and insecurity across the region

Peace advocates warn Canada is rushing into a military buildup without a real debate about the merits — and trade-offs

Some pastors say Alberta independence aligns with biblical principles of liberty and justice, while others strongly disagree

Thomas Homer-Dixon, an expert on global security threats, shares why Canada should be preparing for war if it values peace

Religious organizations are the second largest holders of land in Canada. A new declaration says they can help solve Canada’s housing crisis