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Saab wins Brazil jet deal after NSA spying sours Boeing bid
Brazil awarded a $4.5billion contract to Saab AB on Wednesday to replace its aging fleet of fighter jets, a surprise coup for the Swedish company after news of U.S. spying on Brazilians helped derail Boeing's chances for the deal. The contract, negotiated

Twelve wounded warriors — two of them Canadian — reached the South Pole with Prince Harry Friday morning after a 320-kilometre ski trip. They stood for souvenir photos beside the pole. There really is a pole, a red-and-white striped marker like a barber p
Meet the Canadian pilot who protects Washington's skies
He's the first and only Canadian to be part of the U.S. Coast Guard team that protects the airspace above the White House. Capt. Jeffery Powell is used to doing search and rescue in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, but now flies air defence missions over the
Japan's WWII super-submarine found scuttled off Hawaii
Scientists plumbing the Pacific Ocean off the Hawaii coast have discovered a Second World War era Japanese submarine, a technological marvel that had been preparing to attack the Panama Canal before being scuttled by U.S. forces.
Filipino troops attack to end rebel standoff
From Yahoo News: ZAMBOANGA, Philippines (AP) — Philippine troops have started to battle their way into coastal villages in the south where Muslim rebels have held scores of residents hostage in a six-day standoff, sparking fierce clashes that have killed
The British government has decided to continue its training at the British Army Training Unit Suffield (BATUS) in Alberta for the "foreseeable future", according to a news release from DND on Monday. Since 1972, the British have trained at CFB Suffield.
IHS Jane's International Defence Review is reporting that Colt Canada showcased its newly developed small arms fire-control system called the Sniper Weapon and Observer Reconnaissance Devices (SWORD) at the Association of the US Army (AUSA) exposition in

Veterans say Dickin and other government officials have undertaken a smear campaign against those like Blais who criticize the Conservative government for failing to meet the needs of former soldiers.
Vancouver shipbuilders win $3.3-billion contract
Vancouver shipbuilders got a huge surprise Monday, as the federal government announced it is ordering an additional 10 Canadian Coast Guard vessels, worth an estimated $3.3 billion. That is on top of the $8 billion already on the books at Vancouver Shipya
Veterans charter needs urgent action, ombudsman says
Veterans Ombudsman Guy Parent says the new veterans charter is putting the most severely wounded veterans at a big disadvantage compared with the pre-2006 compensation legislation, and is calling on the government to act now to fix the problem.
Navy spy probe kept military in dark: documents
The Canadian military felt snubbed by the RCMP and CSIS after the civilian security agencies began investigating navy spy Jeffrey Paul Delisle without telling them, according to secret documents obtained by CBC News.
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