MEETING EXPECTATIONS & ENSURING READINESS IN IN TODAY'S DEFENCE ORGANIZATION
BY SUZANNE NICKERSON Canada’s new defence policy, “Strong, Secure, Engaged”, will increase annual defence spending from just under $19 billion […]
BY SUZANNE NICKERSON Canada’s new defence policy, “Strong, Secure, Engaged”, will increase annual defence spending from just under $19 billion […]
The acquisition of military equipment from the US, such as fighter jets, could be affected if tariff spat continues to escalate
The pressure on companies to adapt and compete in the era of Industry 4.0 (i4.0) is tremendous. The advanced technologies
By Grant McDonald and Yvon Audette The Aerospace and Defence (A&D) sector is on the brink of unprecedented change and
LOCKHEED MARTIN CANADA CDR’s # 1 Defence Company has Demonstrated its Ability to Work with Canadian Industry Now it’s Winning in the Export Market too
We deal with a number of opportunities for innovation in our industry, yet few resonate as deeply with defence manufacturers
In this issue of CDR, we present a Feature Interview with Canada’s Minister of National Defence, the Honourable Harjit S.
In this issue of CDR, we present a Cover Story on TEAM CORMORANT, the IMP/Leonardo led solution to a CH-149
BY GRANT MCDONALD & BILL COWHAM By now, we’ve all had time to read (or at least review) the Government
Make no mistake about it, Canada’s aerospace industry is under serious attack. One of the very first companies that Donald
Canada’s new defence policy clarifies its long term vision for Canada’s Armed Forces. Entitled Strong Secure Engaged: Canada’s Defence Policy,
The second in a series of reports on Canada’s major Naval Shipbuilding projects
Canada, in partnership with Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky Helicopters and General Dynamics Mission Systems Canada, has taken a commercial helicopter and transformed it into a state-of-the-art naval helicopter.
BY GRANT MCDONALD & BILL COWHAM In the last issue in this space, Shoring up Cyber Defences, spotlighted the challenges
BY GRANT McDONALD AND PAUL HANLEY For Canada to remain a leader in aerospace and defence, it must shore up