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A shot of a military helicopter landing on a stretch of tundra, with barren mountains in the background. In the foreground, there is a row of Canadian Rangers in their signature red jackets, seated on ATVs.

Defence tech upstart Dominion Dynamics takes aim at the U.S. giants supplying Canada

By David Reevely

Collage of five vertical pictures showing Pete Hoekstra, Dawn Farrell, Tim Hodgson, Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak, and Ana Bailão

The people to watch in Ottawa in 2026

By Laura Osman, David Reevely, Joanna Smith and Kevin Carmichael

A distant shot of Mark Carney waving his left hand from a flight of stone steps. Behind him are the neo-Gothic arch and tall set of wooden doors of a parliamentary entranceway.

How the Carney era has changed lobbying in Ottawa

By David Reevely

BDC tells VCs it will remove defence-spending restrictions to boost investment

By Catherine McIntyre

Cohere signs deal with Thales to use its AI for the Canadian Armed Forces

By Murad Hemmadi

Fighter jet deal would turbocharge Canada-Sweden partnership, says Saab chair

By David Reevely and Joanna Smith

The top of an orange-and-black submarine-like drone is breaking the surface of the water in a bay. In the background are various houses on a forest hillside and a marina with numerous ships.

Robotics firms want in on Canada’s defence spending spree

By Murad Hemmadi

A shot taken in Rideau Hall in Ottawa of Mark Carney shaking hands with François-Philippe Champagne

What business wants from the 2025 federal budget

By Anita Balakrishnan, Claire Brownell, Murad Hemmadi, Laura Osman, David Reevely and Jesse Snyder

An aerial shot of an industrial building in a clearing on a northern Ontario landscape. There are outbuildings and human-made ponds in the frame.

Getting cobalt out of Canada isn’t easy. Just ask this company

By Anita Balakrishnan

A shot from the ground of a large, twin engine jet flying overhead, with accordian-style doors on its undercarriage open.

Defence contractors have promised to invest billions in Canada. Industry is still waiting

By David Reevely