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With the war in Ukraine, Canada’s defensive capabilities are getting stretched and gaps are becoming more apparent.

The federal Liberals plan to buy anti-aircraft missiles for Ukraine is prompting questions about why the Canadian Army has none of them.

The federal Liberal government's plan to buy anti-aircraft missiles for Ukraine is prompting questions about why such equipment ...

The federal Liberal governments plan to buy anti-aircraft missiles for Ukraine is prompting questions about why such equipment isnt being bought for the Canadian Army.

OTTAWA — The federal Liberal government's plan to buy anti-aircraft missiles for Ukraine is prompting questions about why such equipment isn't being bought for the Canadian Army.

Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Wayne Eyre says the Canadian Armed Forces is facing demands both foreign and domestic, as it grapples with equipment and personnel challenges.

On this week’s show: Two MPs whose ridings have been struck by natural disasters discuss how to deal with the emotional toll, the immediate cleanup and the long-term rebuild. The House looks into whether Canada should have a dedicated disaster relief force and Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino responds to the federal-provincial battle over firearms restrictions. Plus — Canadian Medical Association president Dr. Alika Lafontaine reflects on reconciliation in the health-care sector.

OTTAWA - Defence chief Gen. Wayne Eyre is reviewing the Canadian military's COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which remains in effect even though a similar requirement for most other federal employees has been suspended.

The federal government increased defence spending in its April 7 budget, but details on how the money will be spent are lacking

Canada will deploy an additional 460 Canadian troops to help NATO, as resources stretch