Saab proposes Montreal data centre to strengthen Gripen bid as Canada reviews F-35 fighter programme
Swedish defence firm Saab has proposed establishing a sovereign data centre in Montreal as part of its bid to supply Gripen fighter jets to Canada.
Canada
Canada invests $1.4 billion to expand domestic ammunition production and strengthen defence industrial base
The Government of Canada has announced a $1.4 billion investment to expand domestic ammunition production capacity.
Canadian Patrol Submarine Project: TKMS and E3 Lithium sign teaming agreement to strengthen supply chains
TKMS and E3 Lithium have signed a teaming agreement to support Canada’s future submarine capabilities.
Saab seeks partnership with Canada on next-generation fighter development as Ottawa explores future air capabilities
Saab is seeking to partner with Canada on the development of next-generation military aviation systems as it pursues potential aircraft deals with Ottawa.
Canada seeks observer role in GCAP fighter program as Ottawa explores future air combat capabilities and partnerships
Canada is seeking observer status in the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), according to reports following a March 6 meeting in Tokyo between Shinjiro Koizumi and David McGuinty.
Australia backs Canada’s Arctic over-the-horizon radar program with JORN technology and industry cooperation
The Australian Department of Defence said Australia will support Canada’s plans to develop an advanced Arctic over-the-horizon radar system using Jindalee Operational Radar Network technology.
Boeing Canada invests in Vac Aero to expand domestic aerospace manufacturing and strengthen CP8A Poseidon supply chain
Boeing Canada has committed C$7 million to Vac Aero International Inc. to support expanded manufacturing capabilities under the CP8A Poseidon Industrial and Technological Benefits program.
NORAD Commander says F-35 not essential for North American defense as Canada reviews fighter jet purchase
The commander of NORAD has said that fifth-generation fighter jets such as the F-35 are not required to defend North America.
Canadian shipbuilder Davie starts construction of next generation icebreaker Polar Max in Lévis
Davie has begun construction of the Polar Max icebreaker at its shipyard in Lévis, marking a major milestone in Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy.
Canadian supplier FTG supports global F-35 production with advanced circuit boards for fifth-generation fighter
Production of the F-35 fighter jet is expanding globally, with Canadian companies playing a growing role in the supply chain supporting the program.
L3Harris to supply WESCAM sensors for Royal Canadian Navy ISTAR drone program enhancing maritime surveillance
L3Harris Technologies has been selected to provide advanced sensor systems for a new uncrewed aircraft program supporting the Royal Canadian Navy.
Canada awards $1.1 billion contracts to L3Harris Unit MAS for CC-330 Husky tanker fleet sustainment
The Government of Canada has awarded two contracts valued at approximately $1.1 billion to MAS, a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, to support its strategic tanker fleet.