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I feel bad for the poor person who has this concession. It was once a licence to print money. Now ?
Thx @joe_warmington for this long awaited news. The city needs the canal open to skaters, it’s a big draw for visitors. Hope the other sections are going to open soon.
SHARPEN YOUR SKATES! 🙌🎉
We’re putting the final touches on the ice, and the long-awaited green flag is going up on a 1.9 km section between the Pretoria Bridge and Bank Street at 9:00am tomorrow, Jan 21.
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SHARPEN YOUR SKATES! 🙌🎉
We’re putting the final touches on the ice, and the long-awaited green flag is going up on a 1.9 km section between the Pretoria Bridge and Bank Street at 9:00am tomorrow, Jan 21.
Details: ncc-ccn.gc.ca/places/rideau-… | #OttNews
I pledged a paid subscription to Canadian Cyber in Context canadiancyber.substack.com?u…
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WARMINGTON: Don't use Remembrance Day to push pro-Hamas agenda | Toronto Sun torontosun.com/news/local-ne…
The leader of a very brave and determined nation visited Ottawa today. As a G7 nation and founding member of NATO we should be doing everything we can to help and win!!
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#CANSEC is underway and @CAE_Defence is ready to show the delegates and the world our proven training and simulation solutions.
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I'm almost certain that the primary target of the most recent Russian attack on Kyiv was one or both Patriot batteries, which wouldn't be the first time. It tells how concerned Russians are and how hellbent they want to remove that air defense system from the table. The Patriots obviously perform exemplary. This very attack by the Russians paraphrases that fact, otherwise they wouldn't go that length, twice.
They will likely try it again and that has an advantage and gives opportunities. It draws their fire away from the fights in the east and south. And it aids to improve an already excellent air defense system. I'm sure the US-engineers collect valuable data and there is always room to improve war tactics.
Only the great people of Kyiv have to endure this terror, since the debris of the neutralized Russian missiles and interceptors are also not without danger. But when I hear stories that many of them walk with a big smile through the streets today, then I'm sure that they will endure this, too. Thumbs up to them and remember, you are not alone.
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.@FranceHebert6 VP & GM CAE Canada joined distinguished government & industry colleagues at the AIAC's Aerospace on The Hill. It was an honor to participate in the conference to highlight training and simulation as a key industrial capability for #Canada. #TrulyCanadianTraining
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Modern military training goes beyond learning tasks. The #CAESprint VR Trainer enhanced by CAE’s patented Adaptive Learning Env. (ALE) utilizes biometrics to assess student engagement, cognition & situational awareness. 👉 To schedule a demo @ #Avalon2023 bit.ly/3l4cxG4
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🎥 Watch #NATO Secretary General @jensstoltenberg's doorstep statement at the Munich Security Conference in #Germany 🇩🇪 #MSC2023
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Some encouraging news for skaters like @joe_warmington crews flooded the Ottawa canal last night......it still needs a lot of work but we have a chance!
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This news has us soaring: the F-35 is officially Canada’s future fighter aircraft! These jets will provide us with the capabilities, technology, interoperability, and weapons we need to meet our commitments and counter future defence threats. canada.ca/en/public-services…
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ALT F-35A takeoff. Text on image: F-35A Canada’s Future Fighter. Range > 2,200 km – Ability to fly non-stop from Cold Lake, AB to Inuvik, NWT. Maximum speed: Mach 1.6. Service ceiling: 15,240 m. G-limit: 9. Fleet size: 88. Infrastructure construction will start in 2023. First aircraft in 2026. Multi-role capabilities. Conventional takeoff and landing variant. Interoperable with Canada’s allies. Able to meet NATO and NORAD mission requirements simultaneously. Photo credit: NATOChannel Communication Services.
Having been a part of the previous fighter program - the CF18 almost 40 years ago, I am pleased to finally see this strategic program finally underway. #NOARD @RCAF_ARC
Today, I announced that Canada is acquiring a new fleet of 88 F-35 fighter jets. This project is estimated at $19 billion – making it the largest investment in our @RCAF_ARC in three decades. This project will ensure that our aviators have the tools they need to defend Canada.
@joe_warmington and I are thankful for everyone that has helped #Radar and the Sadiqi family feel welcome in Canada especially @AirCanada linkedin.com/posts/activity-…
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Changes coming for Canadian Forces: Currently, Canadian Forces Recruiting Group accepts trained applicants from foreign militaries. These applicants may become enrolled in the CAF if they have permanent resident status.



















