Canada’s defence strategy has an Achilles’ Heel — and it isn’t procurement

The Canadian defence strategy's main issue isn't in its procurement processes but rather in understanding and leveraging the capabilities of the Canadian workforce. The key takeaway here is that relying too heavily on foreign suppliers could undermine national security if the domestic workforce isn't up to the job. This highlights a critical need for better integration and training within Canada's military and defense sectors to ensure they can operate effectively without excessive dependence on external help. This matters because a robust, self-sufficient defense force is essential for national security and sovereignty.