It's the largest contract ever for the Ottawa-based company, which has been in operation for about 60 years.
OTTAWA - A Canadian telecommunications firm has signed a deal worth $2.3 billion with the federal government to provide satellite communications for the Canadian Armed Forces in the Arctic.
The federal Defence Investment Agency and Telesat LEO announced the deal today.
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The contract is just the first step in a broader MoD plan to develop a secure Arctic communications grid.
L’entreprise canadienne souhaite à terme concurrencer le service Starlink de SpaceX.
Telesat lands $1.63 billion Canadian defense contract Telesat lands $1.63 billion Canadian defense contract
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