Canada has adjusted the requirements of fighter-jet makers in a $19-billion competition to replace its current planes. Continue reading →

Should Canada buy used military jets from Australia? Roy Green looks at how things went when Canada bought used submarines from the U.K. Continue reading →

Auditor general Michael Ferguson said the air force doesn’t have enough people to fly the planes it already has. Continue reading →

The Canadian government is launching a competition to buy a new fleet of fighter jets and officials confirmed Tuesday they will also be buying an interim fleet of jets from Australia rather than Boeing. Continue reading →

Canada is scrapping a plan to buy 18 Boeing Co Super Hornet fighter jets amid a deepening dispute with the U.S. aerospace company, three sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Last week, the U.S. Department of Commerce tacked on another 80 per cent of preliminary anti-dumping duties against Bombardier, adding to the nearly 220 per cent in preliminary countervailing tariffs added in September, on sales of CS100 commercials jets. Continue reading →

The Canadian government appears to be quietly setting the stage for the possible purchase of used Australian fighter jets as an ongoing trade spat with aerospace giant Boeing shows no signs of being resolved. Continue reading →

Opposition parties have accused the Liberals of hijacking a committee report that recommended buying new fighter jets within a year and re-opening the debate over ballistic missile defence. Continue reading →