As many as 60 percent of the Quebec’s businesses are now interested in doing aerospace and defence related work.

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.

Full-rate production on the first River Class Destroyer at Halifax Shipyard is generating optimism within Atlantic Canada’s defence industry.

Here’s how Western Canada’s industry and local players are gearing up to meet NATO’s defence spending target.

Defence companies with a presence in Alberta could benefit if Premier Danielle Smith’s vision of partially balancing oil exports with increased imports of US military equipment takes hold.

Quebec Regional Report – Defence and aerospace stakeholders in “La Belle Province” are striving to play a greater role as momentum increases on Canadian defence procurements.

Ontario is home to some of the most influential companies operating within Canada’s defence and aerospace industry. Here is CDR’s annual regional report.

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BY PETER DIEKMEYER ONTARIO Government lockdowns have thrown the Canadian economy into a precarious position and investments in defence infrastructure