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29. Apr. 2024 · The current state of Canada’s military and defence spending has been the subject of international criticism and a source of growing isolation from key allies. In a world of evolving geopolitical tensions and new and emerging threats, Canada’s underinvestment in national defence represents a major vulnerability.
7. Mai 2024 · One of the most damaging structural flaws in Canada’s approach to defence has been to tie (and even subordinate) vital questions of security to more politically saleable matters of industrial development and employment. Rarely does an announcement of a defence contract cite operational requirements or address the military necessity ...
10. Mai 2024 · Conclusion. Like technology, the defence innovation landscape is constantly shifting. New synergies are being created and defence and security related capabilities are being augmented. The advent of challenge-based programs such as NATO DIANA and other government efforts such as Innovative Solutions Canada, are bringing new players ...
17. Mai 2024 · June 13, 2024. VISIT EVENTS PAGE. SEARCH. On this episode Defence Deconstructed, Jana Lee Murray speaks to Scott Millar, Mike Mueller, Dr. Craig Stone, and Jeff Tasseron on how to improve the relationship between the Department of National Defence and the defence industry.
30. Apr. 2024 · Canada’s leading defence and military magazine, CANADIAN DEFENCE REVIEW, has released its annual Survey & Ranking of Canada’s Top 100 Defence Companies. For 2024 CDR has named DAVIE its Top Defence Company and it’s the first time for the company at the #1 spot in the 20 years the ranking has been published.
1. Mai 2024 · Canada's defence spending to GDP ratio is expected to increase from 1.33 per cent to 1.76 per cent by 2029-30, and exceed the NATO target that 20 per cent of defence spending should be directed toward equipment. Proposed new investments in the defence policy update: New investments proposed in the policy include:
