Calian Group has acquired Advanced Medical Solutions (AMS), a key healthcare provider in Northern Canada, to strengthen its northern reach and expand integrated services. AMS brings deep Indigenous partnerships, 300+ frontline staff, and vital emergency medical operations. The move aligns with Canada’s Arctic strategy and enhances Calian’s defence, health, and space capabilities.

Boeing is investing CAD 17.48 million as part of its P‑8A Poseidon Industrial & Technological Benefits pledge to Canada. ADA funds go to two Sustainable Aviation Fuel projects: CAD 10 M for Project Avance in Quebec (wood‑to‑biocrude) and CAD 7.48 M to Dimensional Energy in BC (CO₂‑to‑synthetic fuel)

The Minister of National Defence welcomes the Auditor General’s report on Canada’s Future Fighter Capability Project, emphasizing ongoing investments in a modern, capable fighter fleet. The government is actively managing risks, costs, and timelines to ensure sovereignty, NORAD, and NATO commitments, while reviewing procurement processes for timely delivery.

Canada’s new government will invest over $9 billion in defence in 2025–26, reaching 2% of GDP. The plan strengthens recruitment, infrastructure, digital security, Arctic defence, and industry partnerships. Key priorities include modernizing the CAF, supporting NATO procurement, and diversifying global defence alliances while bolstering sovereignty and economic growth.

On May 22, 2025, Seaspan Victoria Shipyards returned HMCS Calgary to the Royal Canadian Navy after completing its largest-ever Docking Work Period. Over 28 months, 1,000+ workers delivered major upgrades, ensuring the frigate’s operational readiness. The next vessel in line for refit is HMCS Winnipeg.

Saab and CAE have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on advanced training and simulation solutions for Canada's future submarine fleet. This partnership aims to equip Royal Canadian Navy crews with cutting-edge, mission-ready training capabilities, combining Saab's submarine expertise with CAE's Canadian-based simulation technology.

On June 4, 2025, RaceRocks, a woman-led, Indigenous-owned Canadian training firm, signed an MOU with Hanwha to develop scalable, modern training solutions for Canadian Army land systems programs. This partnership aims to enhance military readiness by delivering agile, mission-ready training aligned with Canada's Defence Policy Update.

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace and thyssenkrupp Marine Systems signed a cooperation agreement to expand their defense collaboration. The partnership aims to enhance submarine development, naval systems, and missile technologies, supporting Norway, Germany, and allied nations. It also promotes technology transfer, job creation, and stronger defense industry ties between the countries.

Saab has secured a contract with the Government of Canada for the Carl-Gustaf M4 man-portable, multi-role weapon system, marking a significant enhancement in the Canadian Armed Forces' capabilities. This order, announced during Saab's participation at CANSEC 2025 in Ottawa, includes the Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon and Fire Control Device 558. The Carl-Gustaf M4 is renowned for its lightweight design, integrated electronics, and compatibility with advanced sighting systems and programmable ammunition, enabling soldiers to effectively address a wide range of battlefield challenges. With this acquisition, Canada joins over 40 nations utilizing the Carl-Gustaf system, underscoring Saab's commitment to supporting global defense needs