Defending Canada, where ocean capability runs deep 

Marine sensing systems, Arctic surveillance infrastructure, autonomous vessels, AI-enabled maritime platforms, and shipbuilding capacity are foundational to Canada’s sovereignty and economic resilience.
Defence Minister David McGuinty. As an ocean nation, Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy’s deeper significance lies in domestic capability development, and our ocean technology sector is central to that effort, writes Kendra MacDonald.

When Canadians think about defence, they may think of military interventions, unfought battles, or continental security. But Canada’s new Defence Industrial Strategy is about something bigger. It is about prosperity, economic development, jobs and security, and—at its he...

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