The launch of Phase 2 brings the total number of units planned under the Ministry of National Defence program to 7,500.
Increasing global uncertainty is motivating Canadians to enlist in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), according to federal Minister of National Defence, David McGuinty.
"They want to make sure that Canada remains a secure and sovereign country," Canada's defense minister said.
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Immigration Department helping Canadian military recruit foreign military members
HALIFAX — The head of Canadian Armed Forces says a policy aimed at attracting specialized foreign military members is getting ...
A new program aimed at attracting skilled recruits from foreign militaries is “nothing new,” according to a professor at the ...
The federal government is investing in a new program to help Canadian defence and dual-use technology startups develop, refine and sell their products in the country and beyond as Canada accelerates ...
The federal government will spend $3.7 billion to build 6,000 more housing units for Canada's military, Defence Minister ...
The federal government has announced a massive expansion of military housing, with CFB Kingston slated to receive more than 900 new residential units in the coming years.
Collaboration will deliver collective training designed and delivered to meet today’s modern battlefield and Canada’s defence modernization priorities ...
In total, approximately 7,500 new residential housing units will be built in nine locations across Canada, including Kingston, Ottawa, Valcartier, Petawawa, and Edmonton. Nearly 1,000 of those are ...
A member of the Canadian Armed Forces on a mission in Latvia has died, the Department of National Defence announced on Friday. Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, who was employed by the Canadian-led NATO ...
More than 350 new military housing units are planned for CFB Trenton and thousands more nationally, Canada’s Department of ...
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