Defence Minister David McGuinty Speaks at Munich Security Conference
CPAC: At the Munich Security Conference in Germany, Defence Minister David McGuinty participates in a panel discussion on strengthening defense industrial cooperation.
CPAC: At the Munich Security Conference in Germany, Defence Minister David McGuinty participates in a panel discussion on strengthening defense industrial cooperation.
The Government of Canada is committed to equipping the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) with the tools it needs to protect Canadians, strengthen our Arctic security and unleash the economic potential of the North. Today, the Honourable Joël Lightbound, Minister of Government Transformation, Public Works and Procurement and Quebec Lieutenant, the Honourable David McGuinty, Minister of National Defence, and the Honourable Stephen Fuhr, […]
CPAC: National Defence – December 4, 2025
CPAC: Speaking with reporters on Parliament Hill, Defence Minister David McGuinty confirms the conclusion of negotiations for Canada’s participation in the European Union’s Security Action for Europe (SAFE) program. The deal opens more opportunities for Canadian companies to take part in E.U.-supported defence procurement projects. (no interpretation)
CPAC: Defence Minister David McGuinty and Halifax Security Forum President Peter Van Praagh hold a news conference ahead of the start of the 17th Halifax International Security Forum.
CPAC: In Dartmouth, N.S., Defence Minister David McGuinty, alongside Justice Minister Sean Fraser, announce the establishment of the country’s first Maritime Defence Innovation Secure Hub. Located in Halifax, the first hub will focus on key areas of defence research and development to bolster Canada’s innovation sector.
CPAC: Defence Minister David McGuinty delivers a keynote address at the 2025 Spacebound Conference in Ottawa. (November 19, 2025) (no interpretation)
CPAC: David McGuinty, the minister of defence and MP for Ottawa South, announces that the government is accepting applications for the redevelopment of an 18-acre federal property in Ottawa’s Alta Vista neighborhood. McGuinty says the redevelopment will create approximately 1,100 homes.