REGIONAL REPORT – Ontario
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.
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.
From air, land and maritime, civil and military applications, discover how technological innovations in the uncrewed systems market are shaping the future of defence operations.
CDR sit down with Brigadier-General Oberwarth, Commander of the Army’s 4th Canadian Division (4 Cdn Div) and Joint Task Force (Central). Here is that conversation.
CDR’s Senior Staff Writer, Joetey Attariwala, traveled to Latvia to cover Exercise Silver Arrow, a 2-week capstone training event which serves as the Combat Readiness Evaluation (CREVAL).
We met with Al Meinzinger, the former Commander of the RCAF, and the newly appointed President of Boeing Canada, for a wide-ranging discussion about service to country, transition to industry, and priorities for Boeing Canada.
Here’s the latest on Rheinmetall Canada’s networked training solution and an update on the company’s innovative uncrewed systems.
For decades now, Calian Group (Calian) has been helping to train the CAF for all aspects of battle. Training is one of the four pillars of Calian’s business, along with healthcare, information technology, and space.
Canadian companies are leading the way in innovation, manufacturing, and execution. Here is our annual report on the companies and procurements driving Canada’s uncrewed systems market.
CAE is pushing the limits of simulation-based training with its new prodigy simulator which harnesses the power of gaming technology.
ADGA Group is challenging the government on newly introduced procurement requirements that exclude some of Canada’s most hardworking individuals – veterans.
tkMS is the manufacturer of cutting-edge submarines which the company will compete for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP).
We examine the T&S priorities for the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF); and speak with some of the companies delivering T&S support to the CAF. Here is our report.
CDR recently spoke with Lieutenant-General Steve Boivin, the new Commander of the Canadian Joint Operations Command (CJOC).