On August 27, US President Trump said that Canada has always taken advantage of the US in defense. However, in Canada's view, this is not the case. Canadian Prime Minister Carney once said that for every Canadian dollar, 75 percent of Canada's defense spending goes to the US. In order to get out of this situation, in February of this year, the Canadian government launched a new defense industry strategy, hoping to be able to purchase and maintain most military equipment domestically. Stimulated by the policy, a large number of Canadian companies are entering the defense sector one after another. Just as Canada is replanning its defense development path, a large number of companies that originally focused on civilian products have ushered in broad opportunities to transform and upgrade and enter the military circuit. Some local companies have begun developing remote sensors for Canada's vast Arctic region, developing drones to supply frontline soldiers, and manufacturing autonomous robots.

On August 27, US President Trump said that Canada has always taken advantage of the US in defense. However, in Canada's view, this is not the case. Canadian Prime Minister Carney once said that for every Canadian dollar, 75 percent of Canada's defense spending goes to the US. In order to get out of this situation, in February of this year, the Canadian government launched a new defense industry strategy, hoping to be able to purchase and maintain most military equipment domestically. Stimulated by the policy, a large number of Canadian companies are entering the defense sector one after another. Just as Canada is replanning its defense development path, a large number of companies that originally focused on civilian products have ushered in broad opportunities to transform and upgrade and enter the military circuit. Some local companies have begun developing remote sensors for Canada's vast Arctic region, developing drones to supply frontline soldiers, and manufacturing autonomous robots.