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New Alberta building housing Canadian Forces daycare shut down for years because of mould and other problems (opens the original)
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A new building that houses daycare facilities for children of Canadian Forces personnel has been closed down twice because of mould and problems with fire-protection systems and other issues and is not expected to re-open until 2028. The $18-million community centre at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, Alta., opened in July 2021 following an inspection and acceptance by defence officials. But the building was quickly shut down after black mould was found, and there were electrical issues affectin
Canadian military won't release records discussing RCAF commander’s F-35 photo (opens the original)
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Documents discussing a photo of the air force’s top officer signing the fuselage of Canada’s first F-35 are cloaked in secrecy with the Canadian military refusing to release the records. Canada’s purchase of American-built F-35 fighter jets has become highly controversial in the midst of deteriorating relations between the two nations. Royal Canadian Air Force generals have advocated for buying the planes, and further integrating and co-operating more with the U.S. military even as President Don
Battle of the generals: Carignan versus Breuer (opens the original)
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NATO’s chiefs of defence will meet Sept. 18 in Denmark to discuss ways to further strengthen the alliance, deal with new and emerging military technologies and boost support for Ukraine. But on Sept. 19 the defence chiefs from the 32 nations in the alliance will also hold a secret vote to select an officer to lead NATO’s military committee. There are two candidates for the job of NATO’s chair of the military committee (CMC) — Canada’s Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan and Germany’s
Will Canada's top general win vote for key NATO job? (opens the original)
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Canada’s top soldier will find out on the weekend whether she has been selected to lead NATO’s military committee at a time when the defence alliance faces some of the most difficult challenges in its history. NATO’s chiefs of defence will meet Sept. 18 in Denmark as the military committee discusses ways to further strengthen the alliance, deal with new defence technologies and boost support for Ukraine. But it will be a secret vote among the military leaders on Sept. 19 which will determine if
Canadian Army’s major restructuring hinges on receiving billions of dollars of new equipment (opens the original)
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The Canadian Army’s major restructuring to better prepare for war and domestic emergencies is being heralded as a generational change but the initiative will rely on billions of dollars of new equipment if it is to succeed. The army made a splash with its official launch Sept. 10 in Edmonton of what is being called a new “war fighting division.” Work on the revamp has been underway for a while. Army commander Lt. Gen. Michael Wright outlined the restructuring last year in a document called Infle
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