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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Canada is also shopping for about 12 new submarines

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Government may ultimately buy a smaller number of F35s along with a fleet of Gripen E fighters made by Saab

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Canada is only committed to purchasing 16 planes

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Mélanie Joly has criticized the limited level of Canadian manufacturing created by F35 purchase

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Canada is also reviewing its decision to buy up to 88 F35 fighter jets from the United States

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Plan also includes increasing spending on military-related research and development by 85 percent

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

NORAD is led jointly by American and Canadian commanders

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Government plans to direct 70 percent of military spending to domestic companies

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Two nations' armed forces are closely entwined

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Carney promised to raise Canada's military spending to levels not seen since the Korean War

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Last June Canada poured 9.3 billion Canadian dollars into its military to meet NATO's minimum spending level of 2 percent of gross domestic product

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Carney said there has been a permanent rupture in the world order

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

New defense industry strategy is to be announced this week

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Canada plans to shift reliance on American companies to Canadian military suppliers

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236 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Relations between longstanding allies are deteriorating

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236 d ago · nytimes.com

It was hard to tell them apart at times

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236 d ago · nytimes.com

Jim Tankersley is Berlin bureau chief for The Times leading coverage of Germany Austria and Switzerland

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236 d ago · nytimes.com

Diners broke out in songs and shouts

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236 d ago · nytimes.com

Beer flowed into liter glasses

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236 d ago · nytimes.com

A polka band played

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