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Canada Seeks Domestic Military Edge
Canada is investing in domestic military production to reduce reliance on global supply chains. The country aims to increase its drone and robot supply to prepare for emerging warfare trends. Industry leaders are showcasing their precision-made equipment in hopes of securing government contracts. However, a shortage of skilled drone operators remains a challenge.
At a glance
- Canada seeks to boost domestic military production to reduce reliance on global supply chains.
- Industry leaders are showcasing precision-made drones and robots in hopes of securing government contracts.
- A shortage of skilled drone operators remains a challenge for the Canadian military.
- American manufacturer Neuronics is considering building a drone facility in Canada.