Why startups, SMEs, universities, and incubators must sit at the centre of Canada’s defence innovation strategy
Large firms remain important, but they must sit alongside a dense ecosystem of agile domestic companies that solve niche technical problems, and scale into trusted suppliers at home and abroad.
Canada should stop treating sovereignty as a procurement problem and start treating it as a production one. A sovereign country is defined not by what it buys, but rather by what it can design, test, manufacture, adapt, and improve at home.
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