Featured Content CDR Embedded Columns Company Profiles Cover Stories Interviews Regional Reports Reports & Features Supplier Summits Trade Show & Conference Reports All 2025-07-07 Company Profiles, Volume 31 Issue 2 IMP Aerospace & Defence: Canadian Excellence with Global Reach IMP Aerospace & Defence has offered their customers and partners a broad range of services including turnkey in-service support, maintenance, repair & overhaul (MRO), engineering solutions, and technical services. 2025-07-04 Columns, Volume 31 Issue 2 AOPV Program: Enhancing Arctic Sovereignty This article will outline the AOPV program, describe the current capabilities of the vessels, suggest how these capabilities could be enhanced to address the changing operational requirements, and will introduce some additional measures that would complement the ships themselves. 2025-07-04 Cover Stories, Volume 31 Issue 2 Made-in-Canada Armoured Vehicles from ROSHEL: Cover Story Roshel is the leading supplier of armoured vehicles to Ukraine, with more than 1,700 Senators having been donated to that country by Canada and other western nations to date. 2025-06-23 Reports & Features Attack on Iran Highlights Need for Canada to Increase its Firepower Tomahawk has revolutionized modern naval warfare, offering pinpoint precision and long-range strike capability. 2025-06-11 Trade Show & Conference Reports CANSEC 2025: Highlights – Canadian Defence Review CANSEC 2025 showcased game-changing innovations shaping the future of Canada’s defence and security sector. The CDR team was on the show floor capturing highlights through editorial and video interviews. 2025-06-09 Reports & Features Carney Commits to Hitting NATO 2% Target This Year Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will hit its 2% GDP NATO spending target this year. The federal government will also write the Defence Industrial Strategy that the domestic defence industry has been asking for, and create a centralized Defence Procurement Agency to speed up defence purchases in Canada. 2025-05-16 Interviews, Volume 31 Issue 2 General Jennie Carignan, Chief of the Defence Staff – Feature Interview General Jennie Carignan, Chief of the Defence Staff outlines her vision for preparing the CAF to meet current and future threats. 2025-05-15 Company Profiles, Volume 31 Issue 2 Canada’s #1 Defence Company – CAE CAE is this year’s #1 Defence Company in Canada — which is the third time this company has received this honour, making it the only three-time winner in CDR’s history. 2025-04-21 Columns, Volume 31 Issue 2 Strengthening Canada’s Defence Industry: The Role of SMEs in Sovereignty & Security The Role of SMEs in Sovereignty & Security. Supporting SMEs and OEMs means supporting Canada. It ensures that Canadian engineers, scientists, and manufacturers have the resources to develop world-class defence technology. 2025-04-15 Reports & Features PM Carney Promises Single Procurement Agency for Canada Having a single procurement agency is something that Canada’s domestic defence industry has been seeking for many, many years. It would be a welcome change from the current multi-departmental procurement approach. 2025-04-09 Interviews, Volume 31 Issue 1 FREDERIC LABARRE – CDR NEXT QUESTION We interviewed Frederic Labarre, a highly regarded academic who received his Ph.D. from the Royal Military College (RMC) of Canada in Kingston, Ontario. 2025-04-07 Columns, Volume 31 Issue 1 Strategic Epistemology: Understanding the “Why” in Conflict Strategic Epistemology (SE) offers a rigorous framework for understanding the underlying beliefs, values, and assumptions that drive competition, cooperation, and conflict. 2025-04-07 Company Profiles, Reports & Features, Volume 31 Issue 1 RCN COMMENDATION – Federal Fleet Services CSS Asterix personnel received the Special Service Medal – EXPEDITION for their role in Operation PROJECTION while in consort with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and NATO allies during 2023. 2025-04-04 Columns, Volume 31 Issue 1 Mark Norman: An Opportunity for growth – Defence Insider VAdm (Ret’d) Mark Norman argues that Canada must move beyond short-term distraction about defence spending and focus on how to create a sustainable, value-added defence industry. 2025-04-02 Columns, Volume 31 Issue 1 AI Pieces of the IMD Puzzle – Defence Business AI Pieces of the IMD Puzzle. Leigh and Ven outline what’s needed to successfully implement IMD in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Page9 Page10 Page11 Page12 Page13 Page14 Page15 Page16 Page17 Page18 Page19 Page20 Page21 Page22 Page23 Page24 Page25 Page26 Page27 Page28
