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How Canada is enhancing its SATCOM coverage
Expanding its commitment to the space domain, Canada’s defence policy commits to ‘increased and predictable’ funding to deliver new capabilities, such as earth observation, space situational awareness, and satellite communications.
Ottawa is particularly focused on enhanced coverage of the country's northern-most regions, which are largely devoid of ...
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