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‘Complex, blow-your-brains-out expensive, and extraordinarily technical’: MPs urged to study Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ as feds say they’re in talks with U.S.

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'What is desperately needed is a non-partisan statement in Parliament that all parties recognize the need to defend Canada as a core national interest,' says Andrea Charron, director of the Centre for Defence and Security Studies.

‘Complex, blow-your-brains-out expensive, and extraordinarily technical’: MPs urged to study Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ as feds say they’re in talks with U.S.

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'What is desperately needed is a non-partisan statement in Parliament that all parties recognize the need to defend Canada as a core national interest,' says Andrea Charron, director of the Centre for Defence and Security Studies.

‘Bridge is not burnt’: suspension of trade talks over Ontario ad just another Trump tactic, says former negotiator

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