Approximately 1,300 Canadian Armed Forces members took part in the mission, supported by nearly 200 vehicles and pieces of equipment, including two M777 howitzers.
Cellula Robotics has appointed Colleen Hahn as Vice President, Technology Transfer and Strategy, reinforcing its senior leadership team as the company expands its footprint in the United States and advances its broader international growth ambitions.
In the world’s harshest operating environments—where distances stretch beyond infrastructure, satellites can falter, and conditions change in an instant—communications are more than a capability. They are a lifeline.
Calian Group has launched Canada's first integrated Canadian Arctic Maritime Security Consortium (CAMSC), pulling together six Atlantic organizations to deliver end-to-end maritime capability for Canada's Arctic defence priorities.
The Brampton-based armoured vehicle manufacturer will combine its protection and integration capabilities with Daimler Truck's military platforms for NATO and allied markets.
Australia described the arrangement as the largest defence export in its history and the first international sale of its OTHR technology. The project is expected to support approximately 300 technical jobs in Australia.
The total acquisition cost for the Long Range Precision Strike (Land) project is estimated at $2.6 billion CAD, including project management, infrastructure, contracts and contingency.
Developed through a joint program with INEOS Automotive and WELP Group, the INKAS® MLTV has been designed as a modern replacement for aging light utility vehicle fleets operating across military and institutional environments.
More than a vehicle launch, the MIL-V represents a coordinated industrial effort designed to align with Canada’s growing emphasis on sovereign capability, domestic procurement, and resilient supply chains.
More than a century after the devastating events of July 1, 1916, a powerful symbol of sacrifice is being brought back to life—this time with the intent of ensuring its legacy endures for generations to come.
At its core, the venture is designed to be unmistakably Canadian. Vehicles produced under the new entity will be manufactured domestically using Canadian steel and aluminum, with Canadian workers at the centre of operations.
