Israel-Iran Conflict Escalates Amid Ceasefire Talks
Tensions rise as Israel signals expanded military action against Iran, while former U.S. President Trump reports advances in ceasefire negotiations in the Middle East conflict.
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Juno Startup Led by Ex-Defense Minister Raises Funds for Arctic Tech
Juno Industries Inc., chaired by former Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan, is raising $10 million in Series A funding to develop Arctic security technology, positioning itself as a 'neo-prime' defense contractor.
Israel Warns of Escalating Strikes on Iran as Conflict Intensifies
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz declares attacks on Iran will 'escalate and expand' following strikes in Tehran. U.S. extends deadline on Strait of Hormuz as tensions rise in Lebanon and Beirut.
Israel Strikes Iran as US Pushes Diplomacy Over Strait of Hormuz
Israel launched new strikes on Tehran as President Trump extended a deadline for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, with diplomatic efforts intensifying amid global economic fallout.
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Israel Strikes Iran as Diplomacy Falters
Israel has initiated a fresh wave of military strikes against Iran, with no progress in peace talks. The escalation occurs as U.S. troops deploy to the region, raising tensions.
South Korean Submarine's Long Voyage to Canada Amid Sub Competition
A South Korean navy submarine embarks on a record 14,000-kilometer journey to Canada for joint exercises, as the country nears a decision on a multi-billion dollar submarine acquisition program.
Canadian Pilots Killed in NY Airport Crash Repatriated
The remains of two Canadian pilots who died in a fatal runway collision at LaGuardia Airport have been returned to Canada in a solemn repatriation ceremony at Newark airport.
Canada Hits NATO Defense Spending Target with $3B Package
Prime Minister announces a $3 billion defense spending package, enabling Canada to meet its NATO commitment of 2% of GDP amid global security shifts.
Atlantic Canada's Role in Defence Strategy Highlighted by McGuinty
Minister of National Defence David McGuinty emphasizes Atlantic Canada's potential to contribute significantly to Canada's defence strategy, amid broader national discussions on security and policy.
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Trump's Iran War Claims Contradict NATO Tensions, Troop Moves
President Trump's conflicting statements on the Iran war, NATO allies, and ground troop deployments highlight a lack of clear strategy as casualties and economic impacts mount.
Canada Meets NATO Defense Target Amid Trump Pressure
Prime Minister Mark Carney has accelerated Canada's NATO defense spending to 2% of GDP, seven years ahead of schedule, largely due to U.S. pressure. However, experts warn that increased funding alone won't fix long-standing military procurement issues.
Canada Sanctions Iranian Tech Procurement for War Efforts
Canada has imposed additional sanctions targeting five individuals and four entities involved in procuring technology for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, as part of efforts to counter destabilizing activities in the region.
South Korean Submarine Exercises Off B.C. Amid Procurement Push
A South Korean submarine will conduct military exercises off the coast of British Columbia as part of a procurement campaign to replace Canada's aging fleet, highlighting strategic defense partnerships.
Edmonton: Strategic Hub for Canada's Defense Future
Edmonton's unique combination of military infrastructure, industrial capacity, and academic excellence positions it as the critical center for advancing Canada's national defense capabilities amid rising global tensions.
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Army Boosts Training at CFB Suffield in Alberta
The Canadian Army plans to ramp up military exercises at CFB Suffield in Alberta, enhancing defense readiness and local economic impact through expanded operations.
Canada Reaches NATO 2% Defense Spending Goal After 20 Years
NATO confirms Canada has achieved the 2% GDP defense spending target, marking a historic milestone after 20 years of commitment. Prime Minister Mark Carney calls it an 'ambitious promise' kept, while Conservatives criticize the approach as 'creative accou
NATO: Europe, Canada Boost Defense Spending by 20% in 2025
NATO allies in Europe and Canada increased defense expenditures by nearly 20% in 2025, totaling $574 billion extra, driven by U.S. pressure and Russian threats.
Italian Police Warn of Reptiles as Weapons After Wall Snakes
Italian authorities issue a public alert after discovering snakes hidden behind a wall, raising concerns about reptiles being used as unconventional weapons in criminal activities.
Canada Meets NATO 2% Defense Spending Goal Early
Canada has met its NATO defense spending benchmark of 2% of GDP for the first time since 1990, surpassing the 2035 target set by former PM Justin Trudeau. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the milestone, highlighting investments in military modernizati
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Army Commander Lists Military Modernization Items in Calgary
Lt. Gen. Michael Wright detailed key equipment and strategic upgrades needed for Canada's armed forces at a defense conference, emphasizing modernization efforts.
Canada Urges G7 Nations to Join New Defense Bank
Foreign Minister Anita Anand reveals Canada's plan to lobby G7 countries to support a new defense bank initiative, aiming to strengthen collective security and economic resilience amid global tensions.
Israel Kills Iranian Naval Commander, U.S. Bolsters Forces
Israel's strike killing the head of Iran's Revolutionary Guard navy has intensified Middle East tensions, with Iran and the U.S. hardening stances as American troops deploy to the region.
Canada's Defence Spending Challenges: Historical Procurement Issues
An examination of Canada's historical defence procurement difficulties, from the problematic Ross rifle in WWI to shell contract scandals, highlighting ongoing debates about military effectiveness versus industrial policy.
Canada Hits NATO Defence Spending Target of 2% GDP
Canada has officially met the NATO defence spending benchmark of 2% of its Gross Domestic Product, marking a significant milestone in its military commitments under Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration.
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Turkish Tanker Hit by Naval Drone in Black Sea, Crew Safe
A Turkish-operated oil tanker, the Kairos, sustained damage from a suspected Ukrainian naval drone strike in the Black Sea. All crew members are reported safe, with the incident occurring near Ahtopol, Bulgaria.
Iran and U.S. Escalate Tensions Over Strait of Hormuz
As Iran maintains its grip on the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. deploys troops to the Middle East, raising concerns over oil market manipulation and fragile peace talks.
Cyclone Helicopter Fleet Delayed Until 2029
The Canadian military's Cyclone helicopter fleet won't be fully operational until 2029, 25 years after the contract was signed, due to supply chain issues and parts shortages.
Calgary Defense Show as Canada Boosts Military Spending
The DEFSEC event in Calgary connects small businesses with defense sector projects, coinciding with increased Canadian military investments and broader national security discussions.
U.S. Strike Kills 4 on Alleged Drug Boat in Caribbean
A U.S. military operation targeted a suspected drug smuggling vessel in the Caribbean Sea, resulting in four fatalities, according to an official statement from defense authorities.
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Colombia Probes Military Plane Crash That Killed 69
Colombian authorities are investigating a military cargo plane crash that killed 69 people. Doctors are working to identify victims as families mourn the tragedy in Bogota.
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