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Gavin John

Reporter · CA

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Gavin John

    Army reorganization formally takes effect with ceremony in Edmonton (opens the original)

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    The long-planned overhaul of the Canadian Army took effect Thursday as a ceremony in Edmonton formally brought its combat role under the purview of a single division for the first time since the Second World War. The event officially retired the 3rd Canadian Division and reintroduced it as the 1st Canadian Division, also known as Manoeuvre Division, which will oversee all of the Army’s combat resources. Previously, those resources were split between four divisions located across the country. The

  2. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Gavin John

    Canadian Army reorganizes to better prepare for possibility of major conflicts (opens the original)

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    The Canadian Army is about to undergo its most extensive reorganization in more than 30 years, centralizing operations to prepare for what officials have described as the “future battlefield.” For years the Army has been organized into four divisions primarily based on geography. The new structure, announced last year, takes effect Thursday and will see the Army reorganized into three divisions focused on foreign combat, home defence and infrastructure support. Major-General Stéphane Masson, dir

  3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Gavin John

    Saab intensifies pitch to sell Gripen jets to Canada, promising assortment of benefits (opens the original)

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    In the final-assembly hall for the Saab Gripen fighter jet in the Swedish city of Linkoping, the flags of Saab’s eight customer countries hang above the production line. A ninth spot holds a white banner reading, in red capital letters, RESERVED. Asked whether it was for Canada, a Saab official smiled, shrugged and said nothing. Behind the scenes, though, Saab is pulling out all the stops in order to put Canada’s name on the banner. At a recent briefing at Saab’s Linkoping headquarters that incl

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