Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced on the 9th that the country will increase military spending to achieve NATO's defense spending targets this fiscal year. According to a statement issued by the Canadian Prime Minister's Office, Carney said that Canada's defense spending in 2025-2026 will exceed 9 billion Canadian dollars, achieving NATO's defense spending target five years ahead of schedule, that is, defense spending accounts for 2% of GDP. Canada will further accelerate investment in defense over the next few years. According to the NATO annual report, Canada spent about 1.45% of its GDP on defense last year.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced on the 9th that the country will increase military spending to achieve NATO's defense spending targets this fiscal year. According to a statement issued by the Canadian Prime Minister's Office, Carney said that Canada's defense spending in 2025-2026 will exceed 9 billion Canadian dollars, achieving NATO's defense spending target five years ahead of schedule, that is, defense spending accounts for 2% of GDP. Canada will further accelerate investment in defense over the next few years. According to the NATO annual report, Canada spent about 1.45% of its GDP on defense last year.