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Canada has moved forward with its plans to expand its submarine fleet. The government selected a joint bid submitted by Germany and Norway. Prime Minister Canada has moved forward with its plans to expand its submarine fleet. The
government selected a joint bid submitted by Germany and Norway. Prime Minister Mark Carney backed the decision to partner with NATO allies. This choice marks a significant step in elevating Canada's naval power. The strategy aims to
strengthen the country's maritime defense capabilities. A key objective is reducing military dependency on the United States. The deal also seeks to lessen economic reliance on the US for defense. This shift highlights Canada's effort
to diversify its international partnerships.