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Billions more for defence, but Canada's military still faces an old budget squeeze

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Billions more for defence, but Canada's military still faces an old budget squeeze

Even as Ottawa pours billions into rebuilding Canada's military, CBC News has learned the Defence Department faces another round of internal belt-tightening.

The federal Treasury Board is examining operational spending as part of cuts mandated in a previous federal budget, raising concerns that the government's ambitious rearmament plans could come at the expense of training, maintenance and readiness.

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