Canada's F-35 purchase remains undecided as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government seeks better economic terms from Lockheed ...

Ottawa’s F-35 acquisition is proceeding—cautiously. Canada is contractually committed to 16 jets and prepping bases, training ...

Canada is quietly doing the hard work to field F-35s—buildings, simulators, and training—despite withholding a final ...

Officially, at least, Canada is still considering whether to buy more F-35s, but arguments for a mixed fighter fleet are ...

Ottawa confirms it will take delivery of 16 Lockheed Martin F-35As already under contract but is reviewing plans for the ...

Senior Royal Canadian Air Force and defence ministry officials have voiced support for Canada's planned F-35 acquisition, ...

Ottawa says the review continues as federal bureaucrats examine the plans and consider the military's needs, despite the ...

Secretary of State for Defense Procurement Stephen Fuhr said Canada has no plans to exit the contract for the 16 F-35s ...

A House of Commons committee has been told that planning and construction of new facilities for the RCAF's new F-35s is ...

Does Canada buy it or build it when it comes to rearming the military? That's the question before politicians and federal ...

Otherwise, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said in a French-language interview on Radio-Canada’s Les coulisses du pouvoir, Ottawa could move forward with a smaller fleet of F-35s and the acquisition of ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney created a new Defense Investment Agency to build domestic manufacturing and accelerate the rearming of the Canadian military, aiming to boost sectors such as steel that have ...