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.
Category : Defense Security
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.
Carney's Defense Plan: 125,000 Jobs, Policy Changes
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a comprehensive defense industry strategy aimed at creating 125,000 new jobs while implementing sweeping policy reforms to bolster national security and economic growth.
Canada's Defense Plan Targets $500B Investment, 125K Jobs
The Canadian government unveils a defense-industrial strategy to triple domestic defense revenue, boost exports by 50%, and create 125,000 jobs over a decade, focusing on reducing reliance on U.S. contractors.
U.S. Military Boards Oil Tanker in Indian Ocean After Tracking
The U.S. military has conducted a boarding operation on an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, following its surveillance from the Caribbean, amid heightened maritime security concerns.
Ukrainian Drone Strike Sparks Fires at Russian Port Before Talks
A Ukrainian drone attack has caused significant fires at a key Russian Black Sea port, escalating tensions just as U.S.-brokered peace negotiations are set to begin, highlighting ongoing volatility in the region.
Canadian Navy Test Fires New Anti-Submarine Torpedo
The Royal Canadian Navy has conducted a successful live-fire test of the new Mark 54 anti-submarine torpedo at the Nanoose experimental range in British Columbia, marking a significant advancement in maritime defense capabilities.
Canada-Denmark Defence Cooperation Agreement Signed
Canada has officially signed a defence cooperation agreement with Denmark, strengthening bilateral ties and enhancing security collaboration between the two nations in a significant diplomatic move.
Canadian General Counters Trump's NATO Claims with Historical Facts
Retired Canadian Brigadier General Serge Labbé challenges Donald Trump's assertion that the U.S. 'never needed' NATO, citing Canadian military contributions in Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Somalia.
Canada-Denmark Defence Pact Signed at Security Forum
Canada's Defence Minister David McGuinty signed a memorandum of understanding with Denmark, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands to enhance defence cooperation, including innovation and logistics support, at the Munich Security Conference.
U.S. Military Readies for Weeks-Long Iran Conflict as Diplomacy Continues
The U.S. military is planning for extended operations against Iran if ordered, raising stakes in ongoing Geneva talks. President Trump's military buildup and rhetoric heighten fears of a broader regional conflict.
China Expands Military Support for Russia in Ukraine War
Western officials reveal China increased support for Russia's war in Ukraine in 2025, with President Xi Jinping growing more assertive in backing Vladimir Putin. Critical exports enable Russian drone production.
Drone Strikes Kill 2 in Ukraine and Russia Before Geneva Talks
Two individuals have been killed in separate drone attacks in Ukraine and Russia, escalating tensions just as U.S.-brokered peace negotiations are set to commence in Geneva.
U.S. Military Strike on Alleged Drug Vessel in Caribbean
The U.S. military has carried out another lethal strike on a vessel accused of drug trafficking in the Caribbean Sea, killing three people and raising the death toll in such operations to 133.
U.S. Strikes Alleged Drug Boat, Killing Three
The U.S. Southern Command conducted a targeted strike on a suspected drug trafficking vessel, resulting in three fatalities. The operation highlights ongoing counter-narcotics efforts in international waters.
U.S. Shutters DEA Caribbean Office in Corruption Scandal
The United States has closed a crucial Drug Enforcement Administration office in the Caribbean following a corruption scandal involving agents, raising concerns about regional anti-drug efforts.
RCMP Releases Image of Tumbler Ridge Shooter
The B.C. RCMP commanding officer provides an update on the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, releasing an image of the suspect as the investigation continues.
RCMP Arrests Saskatoon Youths Over Extremist Online Content
Federal RCMP have arrested two youths in Saskatoon for allegedly posting violent extremist content online, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat digital radicalization.
Trump Sends Second Carrier to Mideast for Iran Deal Push
Former President Donald Trump has ordered a second U.S. aircraft carrier to the Middle East as part of renewed efforts to secure a deal with Iran, signaling heightened military presence in the region.
Trump Hails 'Discombobulator' Weapon in Maduro Troop Meeting
Former President Donald Trump lauded a new 'discombobulator' weapon system while addressing Venezuelan troops loyal to Nicolás Maduro during a military visit at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
CSIS: China Bigger Arctic Threat Than Russia to Canada
Canadian security officials told a parliamentary committee that while Russia remains a military concern in the Arctic, China's economic interference and espionage pose the primary threat to Canada's northern security and resources.
Indonesia Commits 8,000 Troops to Gaza Peacekeeping
Indonesia has pledged up to 8,000 military personnel for a Gaza peacekeeping mission, marking its first firm commitment to the international force amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Paris Police Shoot Attacker at Arc de Triomphe
French police officers were forced to open fire on a man armed with a knife who attempted to assault them near the iconic Arc de Triomphe monument in Paris.
U.S. Transfers 5,700 IS Detainees from Syria to Iraq
The U.S. military has completed the transfer of 5,700 suspected Islamic State militants from detention facilities in Syria to Iraqi authorities, marking a significant shift in counter-terrorism operations.
CBSA Seizes Over 1,000kg Cocaine in Alberta Busts
The Canada Border Services Agency confiscated more than 1,000 kilograms of cocaine, along with methamphetamine and heroin, in a series of Alberta operations last year.
Ottawa-Gatineau Task Force to Create Defense Hub, Bid for Bank
A new task force in Ottawa-Gatineau is launching efforts to create a defense innovation hub and bid for a proposed bank, aiming to boost regional economic and technological growth in the defense sector.
Marine Death and Ship Collision in Caribbean Incidents
A U.S. Marine has died and two vessels collided in separate incidents in the Caribbean region, according to military statements. Details remain under investigation.
OPP's First 'Snow Crusher' Sled from 1960s Revealed
The Ontario Provincial Police's inaugural 'Snow Crusher,' a custom-built 1960s sled designed for winter patrols, has been unveiled, showcasing vintage law enforcement innovation in harsh climates.
US Deploys Largest Aircraft Carrier to Middle East
The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, has been ordered to the Middle East, joining another carrier as the US increases pressure on Iran over its nuclear program.
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