More than one-third of the total had been in the queue longer than 16 weeks, new figures show. Continue reading →

The federal government will invest billions of dollars less in new military equipment than promised this year, raising concerns about the readiness of the Canadian Forces and the prospect that Canada will fall short on another NATO spending target. Continue reading →

The Canadian Forces have had about 200 service members in Ukraine since September 2015 to help train the country’s military, which is battling Russian-backed separatist forces. Continue reading →

Maj.-Gen. Peter Dawe said the planned U.S. withdrawal from Syria has not yet had any material impact on his soldiers’ mission against the Islamic State, which is up for renewal at the end of March. Continue reading →

The code names were allegedly used by some in the military to hide information related to the court case of the country’s second highest-level soldier, say Mark Norman’s lawyers. Continue reading →

Two separate investigations are underway into whether individuals in the military deliberately tried to hide records about the case of Vice Adm. Mark Norman. Continue reading →

437 Squadron’s four-year involvement in Operation Impact comes to an end. Continue reading →

“I’ve been writing about our bipartisan history of absolutely catastrophic military procurement for more than a decade. If anything, it’s actually gotten worse,” writes Matt Gurney. Continue reading →

The plan comes as countries around the world have stepped up investments in their submarine and antisubmarine fleets to protect their waters. Continue reading →

Canada’s top military officer admits there has been slower progress than expected to get more women into the Canadian Forces. Continue reading →