The Case for Canadian-Made Weapons: What It Would Take to Build an Independent Arsenal

Ideally, rebuilding the Canadian Armed Forces would include purchasing from allied nations. But if Canada had to do it all on its own, there are pre-existing domestic capabilities that can realistically be expanded upon. In a previous article, we examined what Canada can learn from Poland regarding building up our military. The day before, we...

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