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Canada's review of its F-35 acquisition

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Canada is reviewing its planned purchase of up to 88 F-35s and is legally committed to buying 16; the fate of the rest remains undecided. The review has no deadline, and the program’s budget has risen to about C$27.7 billion, as reported on August 29, 2026.

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    1. Update 116 Jets Paid For, 72 in Limbo: Canada's F-35 Becomes a Bargaining Chip

    The story so far

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      16 Jets Paid For, 72 in Limbo: Canada's F-35 Becomes a Bargaining Chip

      Ottawa will take 16 paid-for F-35s while 72 jets sit in an open-ended review now tied to trade talks, a mixed Gripen fleet, and a NORAD debate.

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      • No confirmed final fleet number, split, cost, industrial terms, or decision date.
      • No verified readiness, basing, weapons, or tariff-rate figures in this file.

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    Who's involved

    People

    • David EbyPremier of British Columbia since 20221 report
    • David McGuintyCanadian politician1 report
    • Gregory M. GuillotAmerican Air Force general1 report
    • Mark Carney24th prime minister of Canada since 20251 report
    • Micael JohanssonCEO of SAAB1 report
    • Pete HoekstraDutch-American politician and diplomat (born 1953)1 report
    • Stephen FuhrCanadian politician1 report

    Places

    • CanadaCanada1 report
    • Canadian Forces Base Cold LakeCold Lake, AB, Canada1 report
    • Gavião PeixotoGavião Peixoto, SP, 14813-000, Brazil1 report
    • Luke Air Force Base14185 Falcon St, Luke AFB, AZ 85309, USA1 report
    • SwedenSweden1 report
    • United StatesUnited States1 report

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