Will Canada sign a binding procurement contract for the Saab Gripen fighter before the end of 2026?
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Since the Cold War, Canada has tended to buy American aircraft—first the F-86 Sabre, then the CF-104 Starfighter, and from the early 1980s the CF-18—largely to ensure interoperability with the United States and credibility within NATO and NORAD.
- The current effort to replace the CF-18 has dragged on for more than a decade, stalled by shifting governments, cost anxiety, and unease about strategic dependence on Washington.
- After a prolonged competition, Canada selected the Lockheed Martin F-35 as its preferred replacement.
- Canada plans to buy 88 American F-35 aircraft, ordered in 2022 at a cost now estimated to be more than $27 billion.
- Canada has been reviewing the F-35 purchase since early 2025.
- The Swedish Saab Gripen fighter jet represents a tempting alternative.