Aviation doesn’t just move people; it moves economies and shapes history. It has always reflected our national ambition.

Canada’s aerospace and defence industry has a rich legacy that reflects national ambition and strategic foresight. From training Allied pilots during World War II to developing iconic aircraft, Canada ...

From the Sabre to the CF-18, the lesson is clear: smart procurement didn’t just equip the Canadian Forces ... Canada’s aerospace and defence leadership began during the Second World War, when we ...

Thanks to the election results—a renewed Liberal mandate in Canada—Americans are likely to remain at odds with their northern ...

Involved in Canada's aerospace and defence sector, CAE delivers advanced training solutions that attempt to enhance the mission readiness and operational effectiveness of land, air, and naval forces ...

Canada should also fast-track defense and security pact negotiations ... the U.S. to a European fighter to replace the Royal Canadian Air Force’s fleet of aging CF-18s – a move officially ...

Three locations in Oregon and one each in Idaho and Nevada have been selected as potential sites for a part of a $400 million ...

Tuktoyaktuk (Canada) (AFP) – In normal conditions, Canadian Air Force helicopter pilot Jonathan Vokey uses the treeline to gauge his altitude. But in the Arctic, where the landing zone is an ...

Canadian Army Reserve personnel from the 32 Canadian Brigade Group will conduct convoy and supply operations training on ...

CBC News asked the Department of Defence for an interview with Col. Paul Williams, commander for 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown. Capt. Mike MacNeill, public affairs officer for the ...

OTTAWA — Liberal Leader Mark Carney released his election platform on Saturday, touting an emphasis on new military spending and bolstering Canada against Donald Trump’s expansionist vision.