Canada’s defence procurement woes continue as the cost to build Navy supply ships jumps by nearly $1-billion, spotlighting the delays, cost overruns, and bureaucratic red tape inherent in the system. Some defence experts say the system is “broken,” while others argue it works as designed.

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