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- Canada faces a significant $40 billion funding gap to meet NATO's two-percent defense spending target, requiring a drastic political realignment to prioritize military funding.
- Analysts warn Canada’s military faces limitations in capacity, personnel, and readiness, further complicating-efforts to fulfill this commitment by 2032.
- Concerns mount as Canada’s lag in defense spending may strain diplomatic relations, including future-trade-agreements with key allies.
Major Political Shift Needed to Address Canada’s $40 Billion NATO Funding Gap
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