Getting Arctic Infrastructure Right
The need for infrastructure in Canada’s Arctic is urgent, but the execution will be complex.
The need for infrastructure in Canada’s Arctic is urgent, but the execution will be complex.
The Carney government successfully passed its first budget. Now that the dust has settled, I’d like to offer some thoughts on what this might mean for Canadian defence as we go forward.
BGen Horner, an outspoken space advocate, took the time to discuss with CDR the importance of the future of Canadian space – with a particular focus on space launch capabilities.
TKMS makes its case for the 212CD as Canada’s next submarine, offering NATO-aligned partnership and European market access for Canada.
Oliver Burkhard, CEO of TKMS, on the expanding role of undersea capabilities, the critical importance of NATO interoperability, and the industrial and strategic imperatives shaping the future of allied naval power.
The Canadian government’s decision to buy up to 12 new conventionally-powered submarines is a bold, resolute response to Canada’s maritime security challenges.
Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy (DIS) is an effective solution to Canada’s procurement delays. That message rang loud and clear during KPMG’s National Interest & Defence Summit.
They provide services like engineering, project and construction management, process and technology development, and environmental, digital and business consulting.
Mike Greenley, CEO of MDA Space, talked about his company and its many contributions to the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF).
The Long-Range Precision Strike (Land) project will equip the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) with land-based long-range strike capabilities to overmatch adversarial powers. Acquisition will include mobile launcher platforms, various missiles, support vehicles to transport missiles, and training.
CDR’s 2025 Helicopter Report is here: Modernization & sustainment of the Bell Flight CH-146 Griffon, The Boeing Company CH-147F Chinook is a key enabler for the RCAF and CAF and more.
Hanwha Ocean plays a central role in the Group’s overarching defence vision: to become a global integrated systems provider capable of delivering sovereign, end-to-end defence solutions across land, sea, air, and space.
LGen Wright, Commander of the Canadian Army, discussed army modernization and plans for the future.
While from America’s strategic perspective, the Golden Dome is an ambitious technological leap, for Canada, it is a moment of reckoning.
Beretta Defense Technologies is strengthening small arms support and service across Canada