03 March 2021
Delays hamper Canadian National Shipbuilding Strategy, Auditor General says
by Michael Fabey
The Canadian National Shipbuilding Strategy has been slow to deliver the combat and non-combat ships Canada needs to meet its domestic and international obligations, according to a report of the Auditor General of Canada, released on 25 February, to the Canadian Parliament on the strategy.
Timely renewal of navy and coast guard fleet ships is necessary to replace older ships and maintain essential services such as ensuring Canada’s waterways are safe and accessible, as well as supporting Canada’s participation in global security operations, the report noted.
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