Civil Defence

American Culture, American Exceptionalism, American History, American Imperialism, Civil Defence, History, Mass Surveillance, Series, The Monroe Doctrine, The United States

Why American Culture Is Structurally Incompatible With Canadian Sovereignty

Kevin Duska Jr / February 7, 2026

The Rot of American Culture, Part 1 Kevin Duska | Civil Defence Canada | Op-Ed | February 7, 2025 When Mark Carney speaks in the Australian Parliament in March, he […]

A table with legal documents, a gavel, and a copy of the Canadian Constitution (represented by a book with the title "Constitution Act, 1867" on the spine). On the table, there’s also a map of Canada highlighting the provinces, symbolizing provincial authority

Civil Defence, Decentralization, Federal Powers, Law, Provincial Powers, The Constitution

Do Provinces Have the Right to Activate Civil Defence?

Kevin Duska Jr / March 28, 2025

Introduction – Addressing the Legal Authority of Provinces in Civil Defence As community readiness accelerates across Canada, one question keeps surfacing—“Is this even legal?” Can provinces lawfully build civil defence

A group of civil defence personnel, dressed in camouflage uniforms with reflective vests and hard hats, stand in front of a concrete building labeled "Civil Defence." The building has two heavy blue doors, one with flashing red and blue lights above it. The scene is set on a concrete surface with emergency equipment visible in the background, under a clear sky with sunlight casting shadows.

Civil Defence, History

A Brief History of Civil Defence in Canada: From Cold War Shelters to 21st Century Readiness

Kevin Duska Jr / March 26, 2025

Introduction – The Forgotten Shield There was a time when Canadians were taught to expect the worst—and prepare for it. In schools, children practiced duck-and-cover drills. Sirens were tested in