29
Oct
Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Canada has launched its first national security strategy in more than 20 years, with Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiling a new framework aimed at strengthening the country's sovereignty, economic resilience, defence capabilities and intelligence systems amid growing global uncertainty. Titled The Plan for a Stronger Canada, the strategy sets out five priorities covering economic security, foreign policy, the armed forces, public safety and intelligence. The Canadian government says the plan is intended to help the country respond to emerging threats, reduce vulnerabilities and build stronger partnerships with allies. The announcement comes as Ottawa highlights growing challenges to…
