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Modernization of military surveillance aircraft fleet delayed as $52 million more needed for project DND spokesman Dan Le Bouthillier said $52 million will be provided to companies so the project can be completed.

Ottawa examined as permanent base for new refuelling planes, but ultimately rejected: RCAF documents The national capital was examined as a permanent base for new CC-330 Husky refueling planes, but was ultimately rejected, documents show.

Modernization of military surveillance aircraft fleet delayed as $52 million more needed for project
DND spokesman Dan Le Bouthillier said $52 million will be provided to companies so the project can be completed.

Ottawa examined as permanent base for new refuelling planes, but ultimately rejected: RCAF documents
The national capital was examined as a permanent base for new CC-330 Husky refueling planes, but was ultimately rejected, documents show.