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Inside Canada’s defence spending spree | The House
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50:17Now PlayingThe House is at Canada’s biggest defence and security show for an inside look at the country’s military spending plans. We speak with Defence Procurement Secretary of State Stephen Fuhr, former defence minister Peter MacKay, New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt and defence contractors about AI, unmanned fighter jets and whether some purchases could provoke Donald Trump. Plus, is there political fallout from Steven Guilbeault’s resignation over concerns about Mark Carney’s climate commitments? And, a look at new Ebola-related entry requirements and border measures, ahead of the World Cup, as we speak with the head of the Canada Border Services Agency.
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