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Canada Unveils $600 Billion Military Pivot — Independence From U.S. Begins | George Conway Explains

Canada just announced its first-ever Defence Industrial Strategy, a massive $500+ billion investment plan designed to reduce military dependence on the United States. Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled the strategy in Montreal, calling for 125,000 new jobs, 70% of defence contracts to Canadian firms, and a complete overhaul of military procurement. This comes amid rising tensions with Washington over trade, Arctic security, and the international order. Canada has signed new defence agreements with Denmark (including Greenland), committed to NATO's new 5% GDP spending target, and launched a Defence Investment Agency to speed up equipment delivery. In this video, we break down: The $180 billion in defence procurement opportunities Why Canada is pivoting away from US suppliers The Denmark-Greenland defence agreement What this means for North American security The political and economic risks of this strategy TOPICS: Canada defence strategy, Mark Carney military spending, Canada-US relations, NATO 5% spending, Canadian Armed Forces, defence industrial base, Arctic security, Canada-Denmark agreement #markcarney #trump #geopolitics #canadianpolitics #trumptariffs #canada #usmca #nato