Canada pledged to spend 2% of GDP on its military. Would that transform it? Is it affordable?
By A Mystery Man Writer
Canada's pledge to spend two per cent of its GDP on military spending has raised questions about the kind of budgetary pressures it would face and whether it would fundamentally transform the country's defence forces.
Canada's pledge to spend two per cent of its GDP on military spending has raised questions about the kind of budgetary pressures it would face and whether it would fundamentally transform the country's defence forces.
As NATO calls on allies to increase defence spending, Canadians prioritise importance of military readiness - Angus Reid Institute
Canada pledged to spend 2% of GDP on its military. Would that transform it? Is it affordable?
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Sure, we could spend 4% of GDP on the military — with huge cuts or tax hikes
