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Canada Unveils Defence Industrial Strategy To Expand Military Production
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On February 17, Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy (DIS), committing to raise military spending to 5 percent of GDP by 2035 and redirect economic, research, and workforce priorities toward defence. The 2025 federal budget backs $81.8 billion in new defence spending and targets 125,000 defence-industry jobs, domestic procurement quotas, and $290 billion in infrastructure investment through 2035.
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Major government policy reshapes national economy and defence posture; high credibility but partisan framing limits neutrality.
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