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Canada’s 2025–26 defence budget ramps spending sharply — roughly $62–63 billion in 2025–26 and an $81.8–84 billion five‑year uplift — and creates a stand‑alone Defence Investment Agency to speed and p...
Canada’s government says defence spending for 2025–26 will rise sharply to meet NATO targets, with announcements pointing to roughly CAD 62.7–63 billion for 2025–26 and an $81.8‑84+ billion, five‑year...
Canada’s government announced a 2025–26 “top‑up” of over CAD 9 billion that, together with previously planned defence spending, brings planned defence outlays for 2025–26 to about CAD 62.7–63 billion ...
Canada has moved from aspiration to allocation: the federal government and Department of National Defence have launched targeted programs and budget lines to create a sovereign launch capability while...
Canada’s planned purchase of 88 F‑35As was budgeted at roughly C$19 billion for acquisition while lifecycle costs were previously estimated at about C$70–74 billion; a 2025 Auditor‑General review and ...
Official, public defence‑ministry maintenance and availability statistics for specific fighter types are typically published by national defence ministries or procurement agencies; however, the curren...
Official, public “after-action” or formal lessons-learned products explicitly about Gripen–F‑35 integration are not identified in the available reporting; most material is media coverage of Canada’s p...
Canadian announcements in 2025 put planned defence-related authorities for 2025–26 at roughly CAD 62.7–63 billion (including a June “top‑up” of about CAD 9 billion and other departments’ defence‑relat...
The clearest, evidence-backed picture from the supplied documents is that in the United States were among the agencies with the largest budget increases for fiscal year 2025, while in Canada the Depar...