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Why is this Government using scarce Canadian Armed Forces resources to fly senior officials?
Why is Canada spending more on supporting Ukraine?
Why is this Government spending so much on Defence when there are other issues affecting Canadians?
How does integrating the Canadian Coast Guard under the Department of National Defence better serve the interests of Canada?
How is this Government strengthening the ability of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces to defend and deter against threats to Canada?
How does spending on National Defence benefit Canadians and how can Canada realistically meet a revised Defence spending target of 5% by the end of 2035?
How is National Defence adapting its capabilities and partnerships to address emerging security challenges and assert Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic?
What investments are being made to support NORAD operations and ensure rapid response capabilities?
What action is this Government taking to protect Canadians against wildfires and other disasters?
What is this Government doing to ensure a timely and effective response to Hurricane Melissa in the Caribbean?