Will Trudeau fill all Canada’s defence capability gaps?
If DND doesn’t get another few billion dollars more each year, it can’t afford to maintain the status quo, let alone support a ‘Canada is Back’ foreign policy.
The Trudeau government’s announcement of its way forward on fighter jets can be taken as a positive indication of its attitude toward the military in general. Unhappy with former prime minister Stephen Harper’s ‘risk-management’ of Canada’s fighter commitments, Prime Minister Justin Trudea...
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