Canada's latest NATO defense spending pledge will amount to $60 billion per year by 2032, according to Defense Minister Bill Blair. He continued to relentlessly defend the feds’ latest promises this week, as the 2024 NATO Leaders Summit gradually winded down. However, critics continued to throw cold water on top of Canada’s two percent pledge, with the eight-year target serving as a lofty goal to achieve. On today’s edition of CFRA Live, Andrew Pinsent is joined alongside Christian Leuprecht, a security and defense expert at Kingston’s Royal Military College and Queen’s University.

<p>Canada's latest NATO defense spending pledge will amount to $60 billion per year by 2032, according to Defense Minister Bill Blair. He continued to relentlessly defend the feds’ latest promises this week, as the 2024 NATO Leaders Summit gradually winded down. However, critics continued to throw cold water on top of Canada’s two percent pledge, with the eight-year target serving as a lofty goal to achieve. On today’s edition of CFRA Live, Andrew Pinsent is joined alongside Christian Leuprecht, a security and defense expert at Kingston’s Royal Military College and Queen’s University.</p>

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