Canada announces C$6bn deal with Australia to develop Arctic radar missile-detection system
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a C$6bn deal with Australia to develop a new Arctic radar system, reflecting Canada's need to bolster its defense capabilities amidst shifting US priorities. This collaboration aims to take greater responsibility for Arctic sovereignty and replace outdated warning systems. Carney underscored the urgency, stating international norms are being challenged and Canada must enhance its military presence in the region. Additionally, the government plans to invest C$420m to strengthen year-round military operations in the North, which has become a strategic priority for the new administration.
Securing Canada is an absolute strategic priority of this government. We will need to do more.
The world is changing, and international institutions and norms that have kept Canada secure are now being called into question.
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