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Maple Probe Finds Six Canadian Firms Fuel U.S. War Machines

4/24/2026

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Story summary

Maple’s investigation finds six Canadian firms supplying components for U.S. missiles, drones and aircraft used in conflicts, with $5.2 billion contracts.
Rachel Small says the deals make Canada complicit in war crimes and clash with Mark Carney’s distancing rhetoric.
Raytheon assigns 1 % of Tomahawk work to Ontario and 14 % of SeaSparrow production to Canada.
61 % of Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump’s war handling while 59 % think force is wrong.

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Story summary

Maple’s investigation finds six Canadian firms supplying components for U.S. missiles, drones and aircraft used in conflicts, with $5.2 billion contracts.
Rachel Small says the deals make Canada complicit in war crimes and clash with Mark Carney’s distancing rhetoric.
Raytheon assigns 1 % of Tomahawk work to Ontario and 14 % of SeaSparrow production to Canada.
61 % of Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump’s war handling while 59 % think force is wrong.