Canadian defense procurement

Canada and South Korea Forge Defense Partnership

Canada and South Korea have formalized a new defense agreement, establishing a framework for the exchange and protection of classified military and defense information. This pact aims to enhance collaboration on defense procurement, industrial security, and research, reflecting current geopolitical realities and the need for middle powers to strengthen their alliances. The agreement also coincides with a significant submarine procurement deal where a South Korean firm is a key contender, highlighting the expanding economic and defense ties between the two nations.

John Q. Hosedrinker Feb 25, 2026

The Issues

Canada Prioritizes Domestic Defense Spending Over U.S. Imports

Canada is increasingly signaling a shift in its defense procurement strategy, with a significant emphasis on bolstering its domestic defense industry. The intention is for a substantial portion, around 70%, of future defense spending to be directed towards Canadian companies and contractors. This move represents a notable increase from the current level of 50% and is rooted in a desire to foster job creation, stimulate the growth of the Canadian defense sector, and create a more diverse and resilient military supply chain.

While this prioritization of domestic production is a key focus, it doesn’t mean Canada is entirely cutting ties with its major international partners, particularly the United States.… Continue reading

Matt Underwood Feb 15, 2026

Canadian defense procurement

Canada and South Korea Forge Defense Partnership

Canada Prioritizes Domestic Defense Spending Over U.S. Imports

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