Canada boosts military spending to reduce reliance on US suppliers

Canada is ramping up its military spending to decrease dependence on American suppliers. A Toronto factory is producing helmet covers for the Canadian military, showcasing the shift towards domestic defense contracting. Prime Minister Mark Carney's strategy includes an additional $60 billion in funding over five years, aimed at enhancing local manufacturing capabilities and supporting Canadian businesses in the defense sector.

Canada boosts military spending to reduce reliance on US suppliers
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Updated Aug 27, 2026 First published Aug 26, 2026
Mestios ReporterCole HarrisonAlex Moreno

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