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Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced Canada will increase defence spending to two per cent of GDP, meeting our NATO commitment five years earlier than expected. After a decade of nudging, foreign allies are celebrating the military investment. But where exactly will the extra $9.3 billion come from? Catherine Cullen, Jason Markusoff and Daniel Thibeault analyze the strategy behind the sudden funding increase, the government’s capacity to move quickly and what might end up getting left behind.

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