Prime Minister of Canada
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Canada and Ukraine to scale up drone production, build up Canada's defence industries, and achieve a just and lasting peace in Ukraine
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Drone marketplace section and the itemized support list
The itemized announcement: drone contracts and marketplace, air-defence funding, loans and guarantees, sanctions, and the running total of assistance.
Retrieved Sep 16, 2026. Original historical capture has not been verified.
Where it connects
- Aug 24, 2026Thirty-five years of backing, tallied on Independence Day
- Sep 10, 2026The drone bet: a marketplace, first contracts, paired factories
- Sep 10, 2026Interceptors now, gas money before winter
- Sep 10, 2026Sanctions aim at the taking of Ukraine's children
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- Evidence forOn September 10 Canada announced approximately $350 million to deliver air-defence interceptors to Ukraine through JUMPSTART, a purchase program run by the United States.Explore this claim →
- Evidence forCarney said Canada, whose military currently has about 2,000 drones, aims to build the industrial capacity to produce millions of drones over the next two years, and pledged that one third of the drones manufactured will go to Ukraine.Explore this claim →
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- Evidence forCanada created the Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace, a procurement portal modelled on Ukraine's Brave1 system that connects nearly 400 Canadian suppliers to military buyers, and awarded initial contracts worth up to $50 million intended to increase the military's deployed drones tenfold.Explore this claim →
- Evidence forGeneral Dynamics Mission Systems-Canada and the Ukrainian company Green Tech Harvest will jointly develop and produce drones and drone-related technologies, in a partnership spanning stages from critical minerals to engineering.Explore this claim →
- Evidence forCanada announced nearly $435 million in new loan guarantees through the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to support Ukraine's energy security, including winter gas purchases, plus $200 million in concessional loans through Export Development Canada for reconstruction.Explore this claim →
- Evidence forDuring the visit Canada announced sanctions on eight individuals who have engaged in violations of Ukrainian children's rights, including unlawful deportation and forcible transfer, together with up to $6 million to support returning and reintegrating those children.Explore this claim →
- Evidence forCanada's total commitments of assistance to Ukraine since 2022 have passed $26 billion, a figure spanning military, financial, humanitarian, development, security and stabilization support.Explore this claim →