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Made-in-Canada EV batteries could be repurposed for defence, Joly says

By Anita Balakrishnan and Murad Hemmadi

A close-up shot of a quad-rotor drone sitting on its landing pad. Two men are visible out of focus in the background, one wearing a neon-orange jacket.

Investors flock to drone firms after Carney promises defence splurge

By David Reevely

Signing bonuses haven’t fixed the Canadian military’s skills shortage, documents reveal

By David Reevely

Canadian deep-tech firms are still all-in on DARPA

By Murad Hemmadi

Mark Carney stands next to a worker in a prefab home factory, holding a remote control unit. There is a robotic arm out of focus in the foreground.

Carney reveals plans for bigger deficits, billions in spending in costed Liberal platform

By David Reevely and Laura Osman

A man in combat gear stands with his chest sticking out the top of a tank. He is looking through equipment connected to a gun turret

Canada still outside US$1B NATO innovation fund—a year after committing to join

By Jesse Snyder

The nose cones and open hatches of two F-35 fighter jets are visible in this shot. The aircraft are parked on asphalt and there is a ground-crew member in coveralls and sunglasses walking past them, pulling a toolkit on wheels.

Trump’s tariff mania shoots holes in economic case for buying F-35s

By David Reevely

Chrystia Freeland and Justin Trudeau speaking at a press conference with Canadian flags in the background.

What you need to know about the fall economic statement

By The Logic

Bill Blair, wearing a dark suit with a blue tie, walks between rows of troops who are standing at attention. Blair is accompanied by a soldier wearing a green beret whose Canadian-flag shoulder badge stands out against his battle fatigues.

Botched upgrade at National Defence led to ‘life-threatening’ email outage

By David Reevely

Two concrete cooling towers of a nuclear power plant loom into a cloudy sky. There is steam coming from the tower on the left.

Brookfield’s involvement in U.S. nuclear weapons makes it taboo for some European investors

By David Reevely and Catherine McIntyre