Canada 'on track' to triple defence spending by 2030: Trudeau

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Speaking during a naming ceremony for Canada’s newest warship, HMCS Protecteur, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday that Canada is “on track” to triple defence spending by 2030.

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