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What Does Remembrance Day Mean in 2025? | The Rundown

Remembrance Day holds different meanings for different people. But is it still as significant today as when it was first observed? Then, how have the nature and tactics of warfare evolved since the Great Wars, and is Canada adequately prepared to face the challenges of modern, technology-driven conflicts? 00:00 Intro 00:04 Origins of Remembrance Day 00:37 How Has the Day Changed Over 94 Years? 00:49 What Does It Mean to Canadians in 2025? 01:03 Finance Minister’s Pledge on NORAD & Arctic Defence 01:20 Canada’s Biggest Defence Investment in Decades 01:40 What Does “Lest We Forget” Mean Today? 01:57 Historian Michael Petrou on Preserving Veterans’ Voices 02:18 Personal Connection to Canada’s Military 03:12 Do Canadians Still Feel Connected to the Military? 04:42 Isolation of Modern Veterans 05:34 Inside the “In Their Own Voices” Project 06:38 How Military Service Shapes Canadian Society 08:00 Women, Indigenous & Marginalized Communities After WWII 09:10 Archival Clip: A Veteran Reflects on War’s End 10:06 Why Hearing Veterans’ Stories Still Matters 11:53 Defence Spending Debate: NATO Targets & Modernization 12:30 How Warfare Has Changed Since WWII 13:59 Game-Changing Technologies in Modern Conflict 14:46 Nuclear Weapons & Deterrence 15:56 Information Warfare & Hearts and Minds 16:11 Adapting to Rapid Technological Change 17:39 AI, Biotech & Military Flexibility 17:54 Canadian Capabilities vs Global Militaries 18:46 Lessons from Ukraine & Arctic Strategy 19:57 Modernization Gaps: “The Army We Have vs The Army We Need” 21:20 Air Defence, Drones & Networking Challenges 22:04 Budget Breakdown: Where $84 Billion Goes 23:15 Recruitment, Retention & Arctic Infrastructure 24:26 Is This a Generational Opportunity? 26:00 Risks of Linking Defence Spending to Economic Development About The Rundown: The Rundown is your nightly half-hour deep dive into just one headline. With host Jeyan Jeganathan, we’ll cover everything from housing and health care to climate and AI. We’ll break down why each topic matters, who’s living it, and what’s being done to make things better – starting right here in Ontario. Slow down. Tune in. Make sense of the moment. And tell us what you think.