Two companies are in the running provide Canada with its next fleet of fighter jets, replacing the aging CF-18s. The federal government has not confirmed Boeing isn’t one of them, leaving American-based Lockheed Martin and Swedish-based Saab in contention. It’s a $19-billion contract that could bring big benefits to the Maritimes. Callum Smith reports.
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Contract to replace Canada’s fighter jet fleet could bring big benefits to Maritimes
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