Canada's $150B Defense Boost Includes AI and Quantum Computing

Canada announces a significant increase in defense spending, targeting 5% of its GDP by 2025, which amounts to approximately $150 billion. This strategic investment is divided, with 3.5% allocated directly to defense and 1.5% dedicated to enhancing defense-related industries and infrastructure. Key areas of focus include the development of ports, airports, and the exportation of critical minerals. Additionally, the plan highlights advancements in cyber capabilities, Artificial Intelligence, and quantum computing, marking a pivotal shift in Canada's defense strategy. Global's Nathaniel Dove provides an in-depth report on this groundbreaking initiative.