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Opposition MPs say they’re worried about lack of defence spending in budget, as experts to future of NORAD

NORAD renewal is likely to take centre stage in bilateral defence talks between Canada and the U.S. as the two countries seek to strengthen North American defence capabilities in the face of Chinese and Russian incursions.

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Senate committee casts doubt on feds’ ability to move on Africa strategy without new funds, calls for action plan

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The Africa strategy was released last March without any new funding or timelines attached. In the months since its release, the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee still has questions about how that's viable.

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