NATO allies agreed to move toward spending 2 per cent of gross domestic product on defence by 2024. Continue reading →

Leaders from all 29 NATO member states are gathering in London this week to celebrate the 70th birthday of the alliance. Continue reading →

During the meeting, Trudeau plans to reiterate Canada’s commitment to NATO and to trans-Atlantic security, as well as the importance of working together to modernize the alliance. Continue reading →

During moments that were visible to the press, Trump often separated himself from most of his counterparts, particularly those with whom he has had public disagreements, such as British Prime Minister Theresa May, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Canada’s Justin Trudeau. Continue reading →

The federal government has been using a secret weapon to fight back against pressure from NATO and some allies like the United States to increase Canadian defence spending. Continue reading →

Canada currently spends about one per cent of GDP on defence, which would mean having to double its $19-billion military budget. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau is affirming Canada’s support of NATO days after president-elect Donald Trump pronounced it obsolete, but stopped short of saying he would be willing to boost Canada’s spending on the military alliance. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau committed Canada on Friday to helping NATO in its standoff with Russia. Continue reading →