The project focuses on several areas of AI development. These include predictive maintenance for airframes and turbines, supply chain […]
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.
The Government of Canada has announced a $1.4 billion investment to expand domestic ammunition production capacity.
TKMS and E3 Lithium have signed a teaming agreement to support Canada’s future submarine 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 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.
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 has committed C$7 million to Vac Aero International Inc. to support expanded manufacturing capabilities under the CP8A Poseidon Industrial and Technological Benefits program.
The commander of NORAD has said that fifth-generation fighter jets such as the F-35 are not required to defend North America.
Davie has begun construction of the Polar Max icebreaker at its shipyard in Lévis, marking a major milestone in Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy.
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 Technologies has been selected to provide advanced sensor systems for a new uncrewed aircraft program supporting the Royal Canadian Navy.
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