Mark Carney Says Canada Will Reach NATO Spending Target This Fiscal Year

Defense Spending & Investment - Canada will meet NATO's 2% of GDP target this year, ahead of schedule [1] - Increased investment in armed forces to meet new security imperatives [1] - Prioritizing made in Canada manufacturing and supply chains for defense investments [2] - Redirecting defense capital spending away from the US [3] - Investing in new submarines, aircraft, ships, armed vehicles, artillery, radar, drones, and sensors [3] Strategic Priorities - Strengthening Canada's defense capabilities across land, sea, air, and cyberspace [2] - Protecting Canadian interests and allies [2] - Ensuring Canada is protected from coast to coast to coast [4] - Creating higher paying jobs across the land [4] Geopolitical Positioning - Canada aims to lead with its values, resources, and economy within the G7 [4]