For months, Canada’s European allies have been actively preparing for the end of NATO as we know it. They’re wondering if Ottawa is fully on board.

Canada’s entire defence system was disrupted over the summer through the unveiling of a sharp increase in defence spending, the proposal of a new defence procurement agency, and the rollout of Inflection Point,

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's government presents its first budget on Tuesday, a spending plan he says will provide "the answer" for an economy starting to buckle under US tariffs.Specific details of the spending plan are being kept under wraps until the finance minister unveils the budget in parliament on Tuesday.

In June, the Prime Minister announced Canada will spend as much as $150-billion annually on defence within a decade

Economists surveyed by the government have lowered their projections. They are now forecasting growth of 1.1 percent this year (down from 1.9 percent a year ago) and 1.2 percent in 2026 (down from 2.1 percent a year earlier).

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday announced a multi-billion-dollar military spending package, affirming his government's plan to hit NATO's two percent defense spending target this year. Since taking office in April, Carney has repeatedly ...

Canada’s 2025 budget allocates C$73 billion to defence modernization, creating major opportunities for aerospace firms like Bombardier (TSX:BBD) ・Bombardier’s Defence division, launched in 2022, is expanding into military and special mission aircraft,

According to the Mark Carney Liberal doorstopper piece of economic fiction, the 2025 Canada Strong budget, Ottawa plans $81.8 billion in new military spending that will help boost the economy and create thousands of high-paying jobs.

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