What Happened
National Defence Signs $67 Million In New Deals With Microsoft, Amazon, Google
Canada’s Department of National Defence has signed new contracts worth $67.7 million with Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and their Canadian subsidiaries, more than doubling the total value of new contracts signed in 2025. The contracts cover a range of goods and services, including IT consultants, software licenses, and equipment rentals. This development comes despite Prime Minister Mark Carney’s pledge to reduce reliance on US contractors. The news was first reported by The Maple.