Fasken and Pinsent Masons were honoured to welcome senior leaders from the Canadian and UK defence industries, finance, and legal sectors at one of London’s most iconic venues. The event served as a strategic forum for dialogue on advancing bilateral collaboration in defence procurement and innovation.
The evening’s discussions centred on how Canada and the UK can jointly address global defence challenges through coordinated investment and technological innovation - reflecting the shared commitment of both nations to modernize their defence capabilities in an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape.
We invite you to explore our latest articles, which offer valuable insights into the evolving landscape of Canadian defence procurement law.
- Federal Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB) Faces Further Scrutiny at the Human Rights Commission
- United for Security and Defence: Canada and the EU Join Forces in a Strategic New Partnership
- Not Canadian Enough, Eh? How the New Interim Policy on Reciprocal Procurement Could Negatively Impact Canadian Federal Suppliers
- Something Old, Something New, and Uncharted Waters – the Defence Procurement Agency, a New Secretary of State (Defence Procurement), and Moving the Canadian Coast Guard under the Department of National Defence
- Update: Phase 1 Launch of the Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification for Canadian Defence Contractors
