Minister, I have reread the article you said was speculative, but I'd still like to quote it, as it contains some more specific details. I'd like you to tell me if they're speculative, and, in that regard, if they are true or false.
For example, the article states that:
To defend itself, the Canadian government wants to acquire a fleet of six “flying radars” that would cost over $5 billion, officially called early warning and long-range detection aircraft. This program aims to purchase aircraft equipped with radar and detection systems that fly at altitudes of over 10 km in search of enemy missiles, aircraft, or drones. […] The Carney administration states that it wants to act quickly to acquire these new detection aircraft, particularly to fulfill its promise to increase domestic production of military equipment.
That's still pretty specific. Is this something under consideration, or are we already well into the process?