J. L. Granatstein

J.L. Granatstein is a Canadian historian known for his work on Canadian military history and public policy. He has authored numerous books and articles and has been a prominent voice in discussions about Canada's military and political history.

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  1. 1. Who Killed The Canadian Military?

    What Ever Happened to Canada's Armed Forces?

    The book critically examines the decline of Canada's military forces, exploring the historical, political, and economic factors that have contributed to their weakened state. It argues that a combination of government neglect, budget cuts, and shifting national priorities has led to a diminished military capability, leaving Canada ill-prepared to meet both domestic and international obligations. The author calls for a reassessment of Canada's defense policies and increased investment to restore the military's effectiveness and ensure national security.

  2. 2. Who Killed Canadian History?

    The Death of Canadian History

    The book critiques the state of history education in Canada, arguing that Canadian history is being neglected and poorly taught in schools, leading to a lack of national identity and understanding among citizens. It examines the reasons behind this decline, including political influences, educational policies, and multiculturalism, which the author believes dilute the focus on Canada's historical narrative. The book calls for a revitalization of history education to foster a stronger sense of national unity and identity.