Raytheon Wins U.S. Missile Deal for Tomahawks, Interceptors
Raytheon, a unit of RTX, has secured a seven-year Pentagon agreement to significantly boost production of Tomahawk cruise missiles, air-to-air missiles, and ballistic missile interceptors.
Category : Defense Security
Israeli Strikes Kill 19 in Gaza After Alleged Hamas Violation
Israeli military operations in Gaza City have resulted in the deaths of at least 19 Palestinians, including women and children, following accusations that Hamas violated a ceasefire agreement.
Defence Spending Could Mean More Than 88 Fighter Jets: RCAF
A senior Royal Canadian Air Force general suggests increased defence funding could allow purchases beyond the planned 88 fighter jets, with 80% of RCAF aircraft to be replaced in 5-10 years.
U.S. Downs Iranian Drone Amid Ongoing Nuclear Negotiations
A U.S. F-35C fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea, while President Trump confirmed diplomatic talks with Iran continue despite heightened tensions.
Police Appeal for Witnesses After Fatal North York Crash
Toronto police are investigating a fatal collision where a pedestrian was struck by a tractor-trailer in North York. Authorities are appealing for witnesses and information.
U.S. Navy Shoots Down Iranian Drone Near Aircraft Carrier
A U.S. Navy F-35C fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea, escalating tensions amid planned nuclear talks.
Deport Iranian Agents in Canada, Editorial Urges
An editorial demands Canada crack down on an estimated 700 Iranian regime agents living in the country, citing security threats and recent protests in Toronto.
Highway of Heroes Honors Fallen Soldier Sebastian Halmagean
A solemn procession along the Highway of Heroes brought home Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, with Canadians lining bridges to honor the 24-year-old soldier who died in Latvia.
Hamilton Soldier Honoured at Repatriation Ceremony in Trenton
The body of Canadian soldier Sebastian Halmagean from Hamilton, who died in Latvia, was repatriated at CFB Trenton. Crowds gathered to pay tribute to the fallen serviceman in a solemn ceremony.
Finnish Shipyards Build U.S. Icebreakers Despite Greenland Tensions
Finland's shipyards, including a Canadian-owned facility, are constructing icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard, but geopolitical tensions over Greenland and U.S.-EU relations cast uncertainty on the deal.
Soldier Honoured in Trenton Repatriation After Latvia Death
Gunner Sebastian Halmagean was repatriated at CFB Trenton after dying in Latvia. The Hamilton native served with 4th Artillery Regiment in New Brunswick.
14 Dead After Migrant Boat Collides with Greek Coast Guard
A devastating collision between a migrant speedboat and a Greek coast guard vessel in the Aegean Sea has resulted in at least 14 fatalities, highlighting ongoing migration route dangers.
Russia's Info War Successful in Canada: Security Official
Canada's top security advisor warns that Russian disinformation campaigns are increasingly influencing Canadian public opinion about the Ukraine war, while testifying about foreign election interference.
North Regina Police Operation Blocks Traffic
A Regina Police Service operation in north Regina has led to significant traffic blockages, causing delays for commuters and residents in the area.
Live-Fire Exercises to Rock Meaford in 2026
The Canadian Armed Forces will conduct live-fire training exercises near Meaford, Ontario, in 2026, generating significant noise and activity in the region.
Hamilton to Honour Soldier Killed in Latvia
The Hamilton community prepares to honour Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, a Canadian soldier from the city who died while serving in Latvia, as tributes are planned.
U.S. Downs Iranian Drone as Iran Seeks Negotiations
The United States military has shot down an Iranian drone in a tense regional encounter, coinciding with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's appeal for fair and equitable negotiations on the global stage.
U.S. Shoots Down Iranian Drone Near Carrier
The U.S. military reported shooting down an Iranian drone that approached an aircraft carrier aggressively in the latest maritime tension. The incident underscores ongoing regional security challenges.
Halifax Police Join Federal Gun Buyback Program
The Halifax Regional Police have officially signed on to participate in the federal government's assault-style firearm buyback initiative, aligning with national efforts to enhance public safety through regulated firearm removal.
Vietnam Military Prepares for Possible U.S. War: Report
An internal Vietnamese military document indicates preparations for a potential conflict with the United States, amid ongoing diplomatic engagements between the two nations.
NATO Planning New Arctic Mission, Says Report
NATO confirms planning is underway for a new Arctic operation, highlighting the alliance's focus on northern security as geopolitical tensions evolve in the region.
Canada Rejects Nuclear Weapons, McGuinty Confirms
National Defence Minister David McGuinty reaffirms Canada's longstanding opposition to acquiring nuclear weapons, emphasizing diplomatic and security commitments.
U.S. Tanker Approached by Iranian Gunboats in Hormuz
A U.S. Navy fuel tanker was approached by Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil transit route, heightening regional tensions.
Highway of Heroes Repatriation for Fallen Soldier Tuesday
The Highway of Heroes repatriation for Canadian Armed Forces Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, who died in Latvia, is scheduled for Tuesday. Details on timing, locations, and safety tips for paying respects.
Defence Moves to Block Charlie Kirk Murder Videos
In a high-profile murder case, the defence team is seeking to prevent videos of the killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk from being shown, citing potential bias and prejudicial impact on the proceedings.
Russia Fires 450 Drones, 70 Missiles at Ukraine Before Talks
Russia launched a massive aerial assault on Ukraine, firing 450 drones and 70 missiles just one day before U.S.-brokered peace negotiations were set to begin.
Canadian Officer's Ukraine Charity Tied to Investment Fund
A Canadian Forces officer's non-profit for Ukraine was supported by an Estonian investment fund that sought influence and profits from post-war rebuilding, amid allegations of financial improprieties.
Mysterious Drone Sightings Raise Concerns in Southern Manitoba
Residents across southern Manitoba report unexplained drone sightings, prompting local concerns about privacy, safety, and the unknown origins of these aerial devices.
Hamilton Soldier's Highway of Heroes Repatriation Tuesday
Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, a 24-year-old soldier from Hamilton, will be repatriated along the Highway of Heroes on Tuesday after dying while serving in Latvia.
New Firearms Charges Laid Near Western University
London police have laid additional firearms charges in the Chesham Avenue investigation while scaling back their multi-day presence, which had unnerved local residents near Western University.
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