Over 1,500 Canadians Served in Israeli Military Last Year
The Israeli military has disclosed that more than 1,500 Canadians were serving in its ranks during the previous year, highlighting international involvement amid ongoing regional tensions.
Category : Defense Security
Ex-Defence Official Slams Military Spending as Insufficient
Stefanie Beck, former deputy minister at DND, warns that increased defence spending falls short of needs and merely patches problems without strategic vision.
Turf War Over Carney's Defense Spending Bonanza Begins
Prime Minister Mark Carney's ambitious new defense industrial strategy promises unprecedented spending but reveals internal government conflicts and risks of economic nationalism.
Armed Man Arrested Near U.S. Capitol with Shotgun
Police detained an individual who was seen running toward the U.S. Capitol while carrying a shotgun, highlighting ongoing security concerns at the federal complex.
UK Police Assess Epstein Victims Trafficking Claims on Flights
British authorities are investigating allegations that UK-registered flights were used to transport victims of Jeffrey Epstein, following the release of US Department of Justice documents.
Defence Strategy Risks Bureaucratic Bloat Despite $6.6B Boost
Prime Minister Mark Carney's $6.6 billion Defence Industrial Strategy aims to create 125,000 jobs and prioritize Canadian companies, but critics warn undefined terms and bureaucratic growth could undermine its effectiveness.
U.S. Strikes on Alleged Drug Boats Kill 11, Military Says
The U.S. military has conducted strikes on three more suspected drug smuggling vessels, resulting in 11 fatalities, according to Pentagon statements. The operations target maritime narcotics trafficking in ongoing security efforts.
Carney's Defence Strategy Signals New Era of Canadian Sovereignty
Marco Mendicino highlights Canada's $6.6 billion defence industrial strategy as a pivotal shift towards self-reliance, reducing foreign dependence for national security.
Canada's Defence Strategy Aims to Reduce U.S. Dependency
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new defence industrial strategy to reduce Canada's reliance on U.S. defence procurement, with 75% of capital spending currently going south of the border.
Carney Announces Defence Strategy to Counter Threats
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new defence industrial strategy in Montreal, aiming to boost domestic military production and create jobs while addressing emerging threats.
Canada's $470B Defense Plan Prioritizes Domestic Firms
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a decade-long $470 billion defense strategy, shifting procurement from U.S. contractors to Canadian companies to build sovereign supply chains.
Canada's Defence Strategy Focuses on Sovereignty Through Capability
Canada unveils a $6.6 billion defence industrial strategy to enhance domestic operations and reduce reliance on foreign protection, emphasizing sovereignty through increased Canadian capability.
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz for Drills During U.S. Negotiations
Iran has announced the temporary closure of the Strait of Hormuz for live-fire military exercises, coinciding with the start of new diplomatic talks with the United States.
Suicide Bomber, Gunmen Kill 11 Soldiers, Child in Pakistan
A deadly attack in northwestern Pakistan resulted in the deaths of 11 soldiers and a child, with five adults hospitalized. The assault highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Iran to Close Strait of Hormuz for Live-Fire Drills
Iranian state television reports the strategic Strait of Hormuz will be temporarily closed for several hours to conduct live-fire military exercises, raising regional tensions.
Carney to Announce Defence Industrial Strategy Today
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce a comprehensive defence industrial strategy, focusing on bolstering domestic military production and supply chain resilience in a major policy move.
IDF's Yellow Zone Defense Against Hamas Tunnel Network in Gaza
Vivian Bercovici embeds with Israeli forces in Gaza's yellow zone, documenting Hamas's extensive tunnel infrastructure and the soldiers preventing daily attacks along the ceasefire line.
Canadian Deaths in Ukraine War Exceed French, German Volunteers
At least 20 Canadian combatants have been killed fighting in Ukraine, with a death rate estimated at 15%. This toll equals or exceeds that of French and German volunteers, highlighting significant Canadian sacrifice in the conflict.
U.S. Increases Military Pressure on Iran Before High-Stakes Talks
The United States escalates military actions against Iran as both nations prepare for critical negotiations, amid regional tensions and domestic protests in Tehran.
New Defense Strategy Sparks Reactions Ahead of Halifax Impact
As the federal government prepares to unveil its new defense strategy, reactions are mounting with Halifax expected to be significantly affected by the upcoming changes.
Lebanon Army's Hezbollah Disarmament Phase to Take Four Months
The Lebanese government has announced that its army will require at least four months to execute the next stage of a plan to disarm Hezbollah, a significant step in the country's security strategy.
Russian Poisonings Aim to Kill and Send Message
Analysis reveals Russian poisonings target opposition figures to eliminate threats and intimidate dissent, with Navalny's death highlighting a pattern of state-sponsored violence.
Sudan Market Strike Kills 28 in Kordofan
A devastating strike on a market in Sudan's Kordofan region has resulted in at least 28 fatalities, according to a human rights organization. The incident highlights escalating violence in the area.
Austria Charges Suspect in Foiled Taylor Swift Terror Plot
Austrian prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against a 21-year-old man accused of planning an attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts in August 2024. The suspect allegedly pledged allegiance to IS and attempted to build explosives.
Motorcycle Bomb at Pakistan Police Station Kills 2, Injures Many
A devastating motorcycle bomb explosion targeted a police station in northwestern Pakistan, resulting in at least two fatalities and multiple injuries. The attack highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
U.S. Troops Arrive in Nigeria for Military Training Mission
American military personnel have arrived in Nigeria to conduct a joint training program with the Nigerian armed forces, as officially announced by the Nigerian military command.
TSB Finishes Metallurgical Exam in Pearson Plane Crash Investigation
The Transportation Safety Board has completed a thorough metallurgical examination of the wreckage from the Pearson plane crash, with detailed analysis now underway to determine causes.
Canada Targets 50% Defence Export Growth, 125,000 Jobs
Canada's new defence-industrial strategy seeks to triple domestic industry revenue, increase exports by 50%, and create 125,000 jobs over a decade through $500 billion in investment.
DNA from Glove Near Guthrie Home Matches Suspect
The FBI has recovered DNA evidence from a glove found near Savannah Guthrie's home, which appears to match a glove worn by a suspect in an ongoing investigation.
Edmonton RCMP: More Weapon Reports After Tumbler Ridge Shooting
Following the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Edmonton RCMP report an increase in calls about individuals with weapons, highlighting heightened community concerns.
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