The Canadian military is training for potential conflicts in the North. Here’s what that looks like in Eeyou Istchee
A swarm of troops dressed in white and wearing snowshoes glide across a frozen valley. Suddenly they stop, form a line, kneel ...
Ottawa Citizen10d
Canadian Forces pushing for sole source deal for U.S. weapons as Trump continues attacks on Canada
The briefing included photos of HIMARS. The proposed acquisition, as well as other recent Canadian defence purchases, is being questioned by military analysts and Canadian industry officials.
National Post16d
As Trump blames Canada, smuggled guns from the U.S. claim Canadian lives
“Canadian organized crime groups will continue ... a relatively onerous process to buy a firearm, while some guns — like military-style assault rifles — are banned and the sale, purchase ...
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Canadian CEOs Want More Guns, Less Bread
Canada’s Business Council is pushing to triple the country’s military spending while cutting other government programs. This strategy, tied to NATO commitments and US trade relations, would ...
Radio Canada International10d
A look at how the Canadian military is training for potential conflicts in the North
Suddenly they stop, form a line, kneel and pull out their rifles ... were invited to witness a military training exercise to better understand Canadian efforts to increase its military presence ...
CBC.ca10d
Arctic defence
Suddenly they stop, form a line, kneel and pull out their rifles ... were invited to witness a military training exercise to better understand Canadian efforts to increase its military presence ...
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Canadian military in Inuvik as Operation Nanook-Nunalivut begins
Operation Nanook-Nunalivut began Sunday in the community, with 450 members of the Canadian Armed Forces and 110 members of allied military forces there until March 9. Countries who have ...
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Guns and butter: Why Donald Trump poses a threat to the Canadian economy
"Guns and butter" was a term ... Trump's demand for Canada to spend more on the military has the potential to narrow these gaps by shortening Canadian life expectancies and driving up the infant ...