The City of Oshawa wants to be a leader in Canada's defence sector. Here's its pitch | CBC News
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The City of Oshawa wants to be a leader in Canada's defence sector. Here's its pitch | CBC News
"Oshawa has the capacity to build, move and ship heavy gear all in one loop due to facilities like the Port of Oshawa and the GM Oshawa plant."
"Coun. Tito-Dante Marimpietri spearheaded a blueprint that outlines what Oshawa can bring to the defence sector, but he has received limited updates since sharing it with the federal government."
"The federal government welcomes ideas from industry and partners that could strengthen Canada's defence capabilities, considering proposals to ensure alignment with operational requirements."
"Oshawa's public push comes after the federal government released its new Defence Industrial Strategy, which sets benchmarks for domestic military equipment procurement."
Oshawa aims to be part of Canada's expanding defense sector, highlighting its capacity to build and transport heavy equipment. The city boasts facilities like the Port of Oshawa and the GM plant, along with access to major rail and highway networks. A research facility at Ontario Tech University is linked to NATO's defense innovation network. Local politicians, led by Coun. Tito-Dante Marimpietri, have created a blueprint for Oshawa's contributions but report limited feedback from the federal government since May.
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