Featured Content CDR Embedded Columns Company Profiles Cover Stories Interviews Regional Reports Reports & Features Supplier Summits Trade Show & Conference Reports All 2026-01-13 Columns, Volume 31 Issue 6 CMMC Becomes Law: What Canadian Defence Suppliers Need to Do First U.S. Department of Defense made the (CMMC) a binding condition of award. For Canadian primes and sub-tier suppliers in the U.S. defence supply chain, the immediate priority is Phase One: self-assessment and reporting to SPRS. 2026-01-12 Company Profiles, Volume 31 Issue 5 Canadian UAVs (CUAVs) – Defence Procurement As a 25-person SMB, CUAVs does believe that the current Canadian defence procurement process favours large prime contractors, simply because of its lengthy duration and substantial demands. 2026-01-09 Company Profiles, Volume 31 Issue 5 Shipbuilding – Seaspan Shipyards – 15 Years of NSS Seaspan Shipyards celebrated 15 momentous years of Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS). 2026-01-09 Company Profiles, Volume 31 Issue 5 Rheinmetall Canada – Pietro Mazzei Rheinmetall Canada's Pietro Mazzei discussed the company’s ability to enhance the CAF’s readiness, and its ambitious plans for the future. 2025-12-22 Columns, Volume 31 Issue 6 Special Army Edition – Canadian Defence Review Special Army Edition Volume 31 Issue 6 is now available. Read the latest Letter from the Editor, Peter Kitchen, Editor-in-Chief. 2025-12-18 Interviews, Volume 31 Issue 5 MIKE MUELLER – AIAC – CDR ONE-ON-ONE Mike Mueller discussed the status of Canada’s aviation industry, particularly with respect to defence, and how the industry views Canada’s new government in the midst of a trade war with the United States. 2025-12-15 Reports & Features, Volume 31 Issue 5 Canada’s Uncrewed Systems Report In this year’s CDR Uncrewed Systems Report, we’ll detail the CAF’s current and future uncrewed systems priorities and highlight what major Canadian defence companies are doing to address them. 2025-12-15 Company Profiles, Volume 31 Issue 5 Airbus Helicopters – Charting Canada’s Flight Path to the Future "Airbus can provide a comprehensive system of systems that’s ready to meet the diverse and demanding needs of the CAF, including special operations and conventional aviation requirements." 2025-12-11 Cover Stories, Volume 31 Issue 5 Introducing the CQ-9B – Team SkyGuardian The newly designated CQ-9B RPAS is poised to play a critical role in defending the homeland and North America, advancing Canada’s global interests, and defending the Arctic. 2025-12-10 Trade Show & Conference Reports, Volume 31 Issue 5 DEFSEC ATLANTIC – Trade Show Report CDR’s Halifax Correspondent, Jeremy Hull, tracked the latest developments shaping Atlantic Canada’s defence industry — and what they mean for the country’s broader aerospace and defence programs. 2025-12-10 Regional Reports, Volume 31 Issue 5 Ontario – Defence Industry – Regional Report With ongoing programs like the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP), Light Utility Vehicle (LUV) and more, can the industry keep up? Ontario companies say YES. 2025-12-04 Reports & Features Over the Frozen Atlantic: 10-Hour Winter Ferry Mission to Finland That Pushed Limits Lieutenant-Colonel (Ret’d) Billie Flynn, CD, former Royal Canadian Air Force details Lockheed Martin's mission to get two F-35 U.S. East Coast to Finland for Finland's fighter replacement competition. 2025-12-04 Reports & Features, Volume 31 Issue 5 REPMUS25 NATO exercise – Portugal REPMUS25 NATO exercise: CDR explores Portugal’s rapid evolution into a leading centre of tech innovation in military applications. 2025-12-04 Interviews, Volume 31 Issue 5 LGen Steve Boivin – Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command LGen Steve Boivin, Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command (CJOC) discusses the evolving scope of CAF missions. 2025-12-04 Columns, Volume 31 Issue 5 CPCSC Level 1: What suppliers actually need to secure – and how to prove it Level 1 is a baseline, self‑attested level meant to safeguard the ordinary, unclassified contractual information you exchange to bid, win, and execute defence work. 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
