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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

Donald Trump climbs into a car with blood visible on his ear and his arm raised. He is surrounded by security staff, including two men wearing black high-tech helmets and carrying automatic weapons.

Meet Galvion, the biggest defence company you’ve never heard of

By Martin Patriquin

Four soldiers wearing full-body protective suits with transparent windows in the hoods walk across an empty field. The suits are bright orange and the soldiers are wearing blue latex gloves. One has a clipboard.

Canada’s chemical and biological defence scientists are depressed and demoralized, review finds

By David Reevely

Unable to meet startup procurement commitment, National Defence looks to reduce it

By Murad Hemmadi

Canada’s isolation from allies puts tech development at risk: DND

By David Reevely

Sebastian Fischmeister, CEO of Palitronica is pictured in a lab. He wears rectangle shaped glasses and a grey suit jacket.

Waterloo’s Palitronica aims to suss out counterfeit electronics using the tiniest of pings

By David Reevely

Canada’s AI successes depend on a safe and stable Taiwan. Beijing might not want that

By David Reevely