PhD in political science from Dalhousie University. Former Naval Warfare Officer in the Royal Canadian Navy. Currently a contractor strategic analyst.
Ottawa, Ontario
Joined September 2017
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Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Are you a Canadian PhD student with expertise on China interested in bridging academia and foreign policy? Applications to the Margaret Meagher Fellowship are open until January 31, 2025.
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Requiem: D-Day and the struggle to keep history alive. A larger look at the Normandy invasion and how we remember it. #cdnpoli #dday #history
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Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
The Normandy Landings happened 80 years ago today in which we played a significant role. We contributed 110 ships and 10,000 sailors in support of the landings. On D-Day, Canadians suffered 1074 casualties, including 359 killed. #CanadaRemembers #DDAY80
ALT Graphic that reads The Normandy Landings 80th Anniversary. An image of a young sailor during The Second World War in the top left corner, an image of a veteran sailor in the top right corner, and and image of sailors during D-DAY on the bottom.
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Today is Battle Of the Atlantic Sunday. Memorial Services will be held across the country to honour the Canadians that served & sacrificed during the single longest battle of the Second World War. Wherever you are please attend a ceremony near you & take a moment to honour the men & women who served. #WeWillRememberThem #BOA2024
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
**JOB OPPORTUNITY**
Come work with me!
The Centre for #China Policy Research is looking for a Deputy Director of #Research (FS-03) as part of the internal @GAC_Corporate HQ assignment cycle.
Great team, fascinating subject matter - please repost, share widely & reach out w Qs!
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
***GLOBAL AFFAIRS CANADA IS HIRING***
Want to make a difference in #Canada’s foreign policy?
Every issue that matters to Canadians will be shaped fundamentally by our #IndoPacific relationships & engagements.
Apply now to join our amazing team as a #China Research Fellow! – at Ottawa, Ontario
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
#OTD in 1917, SS Mont-Blanc and Imo collided in the narrows of the Halifax Harbour causing the world’s largest pre-nuclear explosion. Over 1600 lost their lives and around 9000 people were injured and homeless. These photos are a sample of Halifax Explosion photos at the museum.
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
#December6, 1989. They died because they were women.
Today is National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. #Polytechnique #16Days
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
VAdm Angus Topshee offers a very blunt assessment of the state of the Royal Canadian Navy and speaks of what must be done to maintain operational readiness in the coming years.
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Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Team Researchers (The Great), victorious!!
Thrilled to emerge triumphant from 1st ever #IndoPacific Branch #Trivia night @GAC_Corporate, even MORE thrilled to support Government Workplace Charity Campaign.
Thanks to everyone who came out!
@GCWCC_CCMTGC #GCWCC #GCWCCMatters – at Ottawa, Ontario
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
MCpl Langridge & MS Bellman performances are always flawless and filled with emotion, paying the ultimate respect to those who have fallen. We are proud to have them as the Buglers for this upcoming Remembrance Day Ceremony. #LestWeForget
During #RemembranceDay ceremonies on November 11, MCpl James C. Langridge will serve as Musician - Bugler at the National War Memorial, and MS Emily G. Bellman as Musician - Bugler at the National Military Cemetery.
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ALT A person in a Canadian Armed Forces uniform.
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Why do Canadians struggle to talk about war? #cdnpoli #cdnpolitics #LestWeForget #LestWeForget2023 #RemembanceDay
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Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Dr. Sarah Lockyer, a forensic anthropologist and coordinator of the CAF’s Casualty Identification Program, talks about the process of identifying 27,000 fallen Canadian soldiers from the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War with unknown graves.
We had the pleasure of having Dr. Sarah Lockyer (@S_Lockyer) on the latest episode of BEYOND THE RIDGE to discuss her work with the Casualty Identification Program.
Check out the full episode, available now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts!
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Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Today is #IndigenousVeteransDay—a special time to honour the many military contributions of Indigenous servicemembers. These determined volunteers were often forced to overcome many challenges to serve in uniform.
🔗: ow.ly/8WoB50Q5ihX
#VeteransWeek
#CanadaRemembers
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
In honor of National Veterans’ Week from Sunday, November 5 to Saturday, November 11, Veterans wearing their medals or uniforms, as well as their companions can ride free on Line 1, buses, #ParaTranspo, and @STOGatineau.
For info, visit: octranspo.com/en/news/articl…
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Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
#OTD 30/10/1951 #RememberRCN -HMCS CAYUGA is straddled by several shells from Chinese 75 mm guns while anchored in a “safe zone” near Sok-To, Korea. Dropping her anchor, CAYUGA backed out of the range of the guns, crushing her own sea boats secured astern of the destroyer.
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#OTD 23/10/1969 #RememberRCN -HMCS KOOTENAY while undergoing full speed trials, suffers a catastrophic gear box explosion & fire. Nine sailors are killed and 53 wounded, in one of the RCN’s worst peace time accidents. Photos courtesy -For Posterity's Sake
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Seeing Canadian Korea veterans there to greet Korean warships to Halifax, what an amazing moment!
BZ to all, a proud moment for Canada, South Korea and the @RoyalCanNavy
Ship tours* are Tues 10 AM – 2 PM and Wed 10 AM – 4 PM .
*For all ship tours, a valid gov't issued ID is required. Bags may be subject to a search. Walking access only and please wear footwear appropriate for uneven surfaces. Entrance #HMCSScotian gate.
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
I recall the wisdom of one of my predecessors, Admiral Walter Hose, who had a vision in 1923 and took action to protect our maritime forces.
His vision paid off, because in 1939, our Navy grew from about 3,500 sailors to over 90,000. (1/3)
Adam P. MacDonald, PhD retweeted
Healthy, high-performing teams don’t happen by accident; it’s critical & exceedingly valuable to invest in focused #StrategicPlanning.
Energizing to take stock of successes & set ambitious goals for ourselves. So grateful to work w such awesome colleagues!
#WednesdayMotivation
