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The article reports that Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will attend the funeral of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham in Washington, D.C., at the invitation of Graham’s family. It states the trip was described by the government as Moe traveling in his official capacity to advocate for Saskatchewan and a free and fair-trade relationship with the United States,…
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The government announced that Premier Scott Moe would attend Lindsey Graham’s funeral in Washington, D.C., in his capacity as premier and would use the trip to advocate for Saskatchewan and a free and fair-trade relationship with the United States. They said Moe met with Canadian and U.S. officials during the visit, and that travel costs would be…
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe traveled to Washington, D.C. to attend the funeral of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, as part of an official visit announced by the province. The government said Moe attended in his capacity as premier, conducted provincial business, and would have travel costs publicly reported later through Saskatchewan’s ministerial travel…
The article reports that Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe traveled to Washington, D.C. to attend the funeral of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, with the trip described as conducted in his capacity as premier and involving international figures. It notes that the government says Moe used the visit to advocate for Saskatchewan and a free and fair-trade…
Premier Scott Moe will attend United States Senator Lindsey Graham’s funeral in Washington, D.C., at the Graham family’s invitation. He will join Government of Canada representatives and international leaders, including Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, to pay respects.
Calian Group has formed an alliance with six Atlantic Canada organizations, creating the Canadian Arctic Maritime Security Consortium to develop end-to-end maritime capability and Arctic sovereignty initiatives. The consortium aims to establish a Canadian Centre of Excellence for Maritime and Arctic Training to support the Canadian Armed Forces, Coast…
Two sentences: The article reports that U.S. President Donald Trump spoke at Senator Lindsey Graham’s funeral, calling him a "constant fixture of American politics at the highest level." It describes Graham being eulogized as an "American original" at services in Washington that drew world leaders.
Scott Moe, Saskatchewan’s premier, attended the funeral for late U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham. The article highlights Moe’s attendance at the congressional tribute to Graham in Washington.
Canada is launching the Uncrewed Systems Defence Innovation Secure Hub (UxS DISH) to develop and test drones and autonomous technologies for the Canadian Armed Forces, with operations based in Mirabel, Quebec. The hub, funded with $29.6 million over two years and led by an Espace Aéro-led group of 30 organizations, aims to bring government, industry,…
The article reports that Canada’s Industry Minister Mélanie Joly announced up to C$34 million in funding from the Strategic Response Fund to support Pratt & Whitney’s Canadian operations in Longueuil, aiming to modernize the plant and preserve about 650 jobs as part of a C$275 million modernization project. The funding is framed as an investment in…
Premier Scott Moe faced criticism from the official opposition for flying to Washington to attend Senator Lindsey Graham’s funeral. The NDP questioned the use of taxpayer dollars to attend a funeral for an ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, who is alleged to threaten Canada with tariffs and annexation.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will attend the funeral of late U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham in Washington, D.C., at the invitation of the senator’s family. The opposition party and a NDP critic are demanding disclosure of whether public funds covered the trip and, if so, the total cost and expense breakdown, criticizing it as an inappropriate use of…
Ottawa is launching the Defence Drone Initiative marketplace to create a pool of Canadian suppliers for the Armed Forces and Coast Guard, enabling rapid access to low-cost drone products and services such as testing, prototyping, and production opportunities. The program, led by the Department of National Defence and the Defence Investment Agency, aims…
The Government of Canada launched the Defence Drone Initiative (DDI) to accelerate the development, testing, and production of Canadian uncrewed and autonomous systems. The aim is to provide the Canadian Armed Forces and the Canadian Coast Guard with sovereign capabilities in a more complex security environment.
The Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) awarded Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation (CSMC) a $4.5 million investment to develop and demonstrate its microreactor technology for Arctic deployment, as part of a $40.5 million regional funding package. The funding aims to strengthen the domestic supply chain and…
The Government of Canada, led by Minister Mélanie Joly at the Farnborough International Airshow, announced collaboration with Pratt & Whitney Canada to modernize the aircraft engine manufacturing center of excellence. It also welcomed STRIX’s fifth INSAT project wave, funded as part of a $350 million national sustainable aviation innovation network.
The article reports that Ottawa announced a new “build at home” strategy aiming to have 70% of defence contracts awarded to Canadian companies within 10 years, potentially creating about 125,000 jobs in the sector. It notes Newfoundland and Labrador could benefit, with local companies already capable and infrastructure in place, and highlights the…
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe traveled to Washington to attend Sen. Lindsey Graham's funeral and to discuss trade, according to the article. The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on Moe to repay any taxpayer funds used for the trip, while the government says he was there in his capacity as premier conducting official Saskatchewan business.
The Saskatchewan government announced that Premier Scott Moe would spend part of the week in Washington, D.C. after being invited to attend the funeral of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, and that he spoke with U.S. cabinet officials during the trip.
The Saskatchewan government announced that Premier Scott Moe would spend part of a trip to Washington, D.C., after being invited to attend the funeral of Sen. Lindsey Graham, and that Moe travelled separately but coordinated with federal officials. The government stated Moe spoke with U.S. cabinet officials about trade and met with Canadian officials in…
Three ships from CFB Esquimalt—HMCS Ottawa, Max Bernays, and Robert Hampton Gray—are part of Operation LATITUDE to patrol northern waters alongside NATO allies. The operation, along with a Canadian Coast Guard vessel, CP-140 Aurora, and Special Operations Forces, aims to detect, deter, and defend Canada in the Arctic as part of Canada's sovereignty and…