Where’s the Economic Calculus in Canada’s Bold New Defence Pivot?

Where’s the economic calculus in Canada’s bold new defence pivot?

Canada should aim to boost defence spending to 3 per cent of its GDP by 2030, and earmark some of that increase for U.S. defence procurement – with conditions

Canada’s fossil fuel emissions will grow with new military spending

On June 9, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made an announcement that finally obliterated his promise to end Canada’s old relationship with the United States. On that day, Carney announced that Canada will meet the two percent of GDP spending target pushed by Washington and NATO, committing $9 billion in new funding for the Department