Defence procurement in a tailspin
The ongoing helicopter saga demonstrates how delays, political interference, and cancellations all cost the taxpayer, and negatively affect the combat capability of the Canadian Armed Forces.

OTTAWA—Having researched and written about major military procurement projects in Canada since 1988, there are a number of recurring patterns that have become clearly apparent.
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