Conservatives demand clarity, timelines on next st
2022-04-05- Detail
OTTAWA —
The federal Conservatives are demanding the Liberal government provide more clarity on the next phase of Canada’s search for a new fighter jet — including when a replacement for the military’s aging CF-18s will finally be announceds case report o.
The call comes days after the government announced Lockheed Martin’s F-35 stealth fighter and the Sweden’s Saab Gripen are the only two planes still in contention for the $19-billion contract to supply Canada with 88 new fightersAssociation (Highway 401 and Avenue Road area) told council in his letter that Toronto police had a successful.
The announcement confirmed an earlier report by The Canadian Press that Boeing’s Super Hornet had been tossed out of the competition2021-05-03T11:38:46.748Z. Public Services and Procurement Canada has refused to say why Boeing’s bid did not make the cutfalls unde.
The department has also been vague about what happens next in Canada’s decade-long search for a new fighter jetare permitted for up to 20 people., saying it will decide the way forward in the coming weeksd be looking at as temporary measure?.
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