NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says he is "fairly confident" Canada will be able to meet the alliance's higher defence ...

The Prime Minister's Office said the leaders will work to "deepen the Canada-EU relationship across all sectors," including trade and defence.

Canada plans to meet NATO’s goal of spending two percent of GDP on defense this year, seven years earlier than planned, Prime ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to Europe on the weekend to attend summits on NATO and Canada-EU relations. The Prime ...

The federal government does not intend to arm t Coast Guard, the vice-chief of the defence staff told a committee of senators ...

That would mark the first time all of NATO has reached the mark. The allies are now deep in talks to raise it higher.

Nato allies will meet next week for a summit at The Hague, where they are expected to agree a target to increase their ...

Canada has long fallen short of the military spending levels expected of a NATO member. The alliance calls on its members to allocate two per cent of their GDP to defence, but in recent years, ...

Canada spent 1.4% of its GDP on defence in 2024 and was on course to increase this to 2% of GDP by 2032 under former prime ...

The Carney government has announced a plan to massively increase Canada’s defence budget. The plan will see Canada meet NATO’s two per cent of GDP spending target by the end of the year. Why now?

The tens of billions in additional military spending will quickly translate into massive social spending cuts.