Spencer Van Dyk

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Spencer Van Dyk |Vassy Kapelos

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2 weeks ago | en.pressbee.net | Spencer Van Dyk |Mike Le Couteur

By Spencer Van Dyk and Mike Le Couteur Click here for updates on this story     OTTAWA (CTV Network) — Canada will boost defence spending by billions of dollars to meet NATO’s two per cent of GDP target this fiscal year, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday. The pledge comes ahead of next week’s G7 summit. “We will further accelerate our investments in the years to come, consistent with meeting our new security imperatives,” Carney announced during a speech at the Munk School in Toronto.

2 weeks ago | kesq.com | Spencer Van Dyk |Mike Le Couteur

By Spencer Van Dyk and Mike Le CouteurClick here for updates on this story OTTAWA ( CTV Network) - Canada will boost defence spending by billions of dollars to meet NATO's two per cent of GDP target this fiscal year, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday. The pledge comes ahead of next week's G7 summit. "We will further accelerate our investments in the years to come, consistent with meeting our new security imperatives," Carney announced during a speech at the Munk School in Toronto.

2 weeks ago | kesq.com | Spencer Van Dyk |Mike Le Couteur

By Spencer Van Dyk and Mike Le CouteurClick here for updates on this story OTTAWA ( CTV Network) - Canada will finally meet its NATO defence spending commitment this year as it confronts an alarming new world of threats, Prime Minister Mark Carney said in Toronto Monday morning. Carney said Canada will rapidly advance its military spending timeline to hit the NATO target of two per cent of national GDP.

2 weeks ago | bnnbloomberg.ca | Mike Le Couteur |Spencer Van Dyk

Ahead of next week’s G7 summit, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday that Canada will boost defence spending by billions of dollars to meet NATO’s two per cent of GDP target this fiscal year. “We will further accelerate our investments in the years to come, consistent with meeting our new security imperatives,” Carney announced during a speech at the Munk School in Toronto.