Canada's 100-year bet on Ukraine

What a century-long promise delivers now, and what stays on paper.

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News.az News report Canada sanctions 8 Russians over Ukraine child deportations Published Sep 11, 2026 news.azRead original article (opens in a new tab)

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Consulted for the eight listed names, relaying a Ukrainian presidential initiative's statement; reports the measures entered into force September 4. The bundle claims only what the Canadian releases state.

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Sep 10, 2026Sanctions aim at the taking of Ukraine's children

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Related reporting onDuring 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 →

Prime Minister of Canada Official record Canada and Ukraine to scale up drone production, build up Canada's defence industries, and achieve a just and lasting peace in Ukraine Published Sep 10, 2026 www.pm.gc.caRead original source (opens in a new tab)

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.

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