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Push for co-operation among European shipbuilders could have Canadian ripple effect

CBC Politics · August 17, 2026 at 4:00 a.m.

Push for co-operation among European shipbuilders could have Canadian ripple effect

The German shipbuilder poised to supply Canada’s new submarines says it could also help build smaller warships in Canadian yards.

TKMS chief Oliver Burkhard says Europe’s defence industry must embrace greater co-operation as countries race to rearm — potentially opening another door into Canada’s naval modernization.

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