EventCanada’s federal government signed a $2.5 billion contract with Australia and BAE Systems Australia to deliver an Over‑the‑Horizon Radar (OTHR) in the Kawartha Lakes region of southern Ontario, with construction beginning July 1 and first unit expected operational by December 2029. A second polar OTHR will be built at a classified site in Canada’s Far North by 2032. The project adds roughly $290 million annually to GDP and creates about 2,270 Canadian jobs each year through 2033.
Canada and Australia signed a $2.5 billion government‑to‑government deal to procure long‑range Arctic surveillance radar, with BAE Systems Australia set to supply the equipment, boosting Canada’s ability to monitor the northern maritime zone.
Canada and Australia signed a $2.5 billion contract to acquire an Over‑the‑Horizon Radar system that will be built in Ontario from July 1, with deployment by December 2029 as part of a >$6 billion Arctic defense program.
A $2.5 billion contract has been signed by the Canadian federal government with Australia and BAE Systems Australia to deliver an Arctic radar system. The agreements aim to enhance monitoring of polar airspace and strengthen Canada‑Australia defense collaboration.
Canada and Australia signed a $2.5 billion contract to install an over‑the‑horizon radar system that will expand Canada’s Arctic threat detection capabilities.
Australia and Canada jointly signed a $2.5 billion agreement to deploy radar systems from Australia’s Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN) in the Arctic, strengthening NORAD’s surveillance capabilities amid Ottawa’s accelerated modernization push.
Canada and Australia have announced a joint program to develop an over‑the‑horizon radar system for Arctic surveillance, potentially extending monitoring reach across the high‑latitude region.
Canada and Australia are partnering on an over‑the‑horizon radar system for the Arctic to strengthen surveillance capabilities.
Canada signs a $2.5 billion agreement with BAE Systems Australia to deploy over‑the‑horizon radar across its Arctic waters, strengthening national defense and asserting sovereignty amid growing geopolitical tensions.
Canada has partnered with Australia to develop over‑the‑horizon radar for Arctic defence, as announced by Secretary of State Stephen Fuhr.
Canada will acquire an Australian JORN‑derived radar system for A$2.5 billion to enhance its Arctic monitoring capability, marking Australia's biggest defence export ever.
Australia has agreed to sell Canada a suite of Over‑the‑Horizon Radar systems for A$1.7 billion, marking its first overseas defense export and boosting Canadian Arctic surveillance infrastructure.
Canada has agreed to purchase an Australian‑made radar system to enhance surveillance of its Arctic waters, a move the government says will help safeguard Canadian citizens and reinforce national sovereignty in the region.
Canada and Australia have finalized a partnership to deploy an over‑the‑horizon radar system in the Arctic, bolstering regional monitoring and defense posture.
Canada moves closer to securing a long‑range over‑the‑horizon radar system from Australia, boosting its capacity to monitor the Arctic region.
Canada and Australia finalize terms for Ottawa to buy parts of an over‑the‑horizon radar system from BAE Systems, boosting Arctic monitoring.
Canada and Australia have inked a deal for Australia to supply an over‑the‑horizon radar system that will provide early‑warning detection for the Arctic region, bolstering Canada’s coastal surveillance network.
Canada has secured a $2.5 billion contract for an over‑the‑horizon radar system based on Australia’s JORN platform to enhance monitoring of the Arctic.
Canada signed a radar deal with Australia to boost Arctic surveillance, expanding coastal monitoring and reinforcing its sovereign defense strategy.
The $1.75 billion agreement establishes an over‑the‑horizon radar system for Arctic surveillance, expanding Australia‑Canada cooperation in polar security.
Canada and Australia have agreed on terms that will let Ottawa buy components for an Arctic over‑the‑horizon radar system from BAE Systems, strengthening the country’s Arctic surveillance capabilities.
Canada announces partnership with Australia to acquire an over‑the‑horizon radar for Arctic defence, bolstering regional surveillance and reinforcing sovereignty.
Canada has secured a $2.5‑billion deal with Australia for an Arctic Over‑the‑Horizon Radar system that will begin operating in southern Ontario by 2029, creating over 2,000 annual jobs and expanding Canadian defense industry expertise.
Canada signed a $2.5 billion deal with Australia for an Arctic Over‑the‑Horizon Radar, including industrial investment and a plan to have the system operational by 2029, creating thousands of jobs.
