Is the land your house sits on less "tainted" by empropriation? Did you pay the government of France for your land? What about the Mi'kmaq?
Does 1943 magically make 24 Sussex less legitimate than any other expropriation?
TKMS must pay you well, or you have a lot invested in them...
Between now and 2035, the RCN has a lot of time to train new Submariners. Particularly now that some sub specific trades are being developed, so sailora dont need to qualify surface before going subs in some trades.
Because traveling in Cansda keeps the dollars in Canada, making Canada stronger, which helps America. 😉
The dollar also goes a lot farther here, so unless you need to visit Disney. The Maritimes or BC offer great beaches for a summer vacation.
That's my point, parts can come from other places, but putting it all together is still a major task, and that can be done here.
When I owned a '09 Colorado, the alternator was made by Mitsubishi. That didn't make my truck less Chevy, it just made it more reliable by having a high quality...
That isn't the goal. The goal is the ability to build kit.
If we are using parts from elsewhere, that's fine. If the original design comes from elsewhere, that can be fine too. In a global world, almost nothing is made entirely "in house".
It wasn't intended as a flex, it was simply highlighting that the army keeps getting LAVs because we make them.
If the CAF wants to have kit updated at a regular pace, then selecting kit made in Canada is the smart choice.
If all the money and jobs go to foreign countries, Canadians will be...
The problem with that approach is, because we have spent so long just being a buyer, our industries need to be rebuilt. That means we might need to prioritize Canadian kit, even if it isn't the best.
We need defence industries, because when the shooting starts and we need to replace kit, if we...
We already have F-35s on the order books, and Gripens are a step up from the Hornets we fly now, so this is a silly point.
Perhaps your memory is slipping, but the whole "Elbows up" silliness was a direct response to America attacking our industries, and the President threatening our...
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