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Empower hardtech innovators to step up to sovereignty threats

  • Canada’s radar systems, encryption technologies, and sensors rely heavily on chips produced by foreign suppliers. If a supply chain disruption occurs, this country’s capacity
Opinion | BY HUGH CHOW | January 28, 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s 2025 budget has $650-million for Canadian firms developing dual-use technologies that serve both civilian and national defence purposes in a move that will make these firms more competitive, writes Hugh Chow. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Empower hardtech innovators to step up to sovereignty threats

Opinion | BY HUGH CHOW | January 28, 2026
  • Canada’s radar systems, encryption technologies, and sensors rely heavily on chips produced by foreign suppliers. If a supply chain disruption occurs, this country’s capacity

Empower hardtech innovators to step up to sovereignty threats

Opinion | BY HUGH CHOW | January 28, 2026
  • Canada’s radar systems, encryption technologies, and sensors rely heavily on chips produced by foreign suppliers. If a supply chain disruption occurs, this country’s capacity
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s 2025 budget has $650-million for Canadian firms developing dual-use technologies that serve both civilian and national defence purposes in a move that will make these firms more competitive, writes Hugh Chow. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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