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  1. Canada is reviewing F-35 purchases and acquiring early warning radar planes from Sweden, utilizing Bombardier platforms.
  2. Boeing and Bombardier are competing for defense contracts, including building Global 6500 jets for early-warning systems.

Canadian companies, including those meeting with Boeing and Bombardier, are discussing national defense strategy and seeking global market access.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Jun 30
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Canadian companies, including those meeting with Boeing and Bombardier, are discussing national defense strategy and seeking global market access.

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  1. Global Affairs Canada launched a strategic exports office in Brampton to advance deals for strategic sectors.Sub-event
  2. Defense strategy discussions involving Canadian companies, Boeing, and Bombardier.1 source

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Boeing and Bombardier are competing for defense contracts, including building Global 6500 jets for early-warning systems. All 2 developments

Within Canada is reviewing F-35 purchases and acquiring early warning radar planes from Sweden, utilizing Bombardier platforms.

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