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Ryuu96 said:

Volodymyr Zelenskyy: Thank you very much. First of all, I would like to say that Canada is reacting promptly to our requests concerning the support of Ukraine and this is true.

This is more than a partnership. It’s something more. It’s something bigger. It's like being relatives, regardless of the distance. I want to emphasize once again the distance is not measured in kilometres, it is measured in completely different things, in values and in attitudes towards each other's history.

It's a very powerful support. Not every state can boast of that amount (of support). Although at the same time, Trudeau is not boasting. I'm again very grateful for that. I realized that this is not the money of the government. But first of all, it's the money of this society and the taxpayers. So I'm truly grateful.

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@EpicRandy 

Canada's contribution are undeniable and help Ukraine in a great way, but for the size of our economy and the strength of our manufacturing capabilities I still believe we could and should do so much more.

https://ploughshares.ca/2022/10/canadian-military-aid-to-ukraine-in-2022/

if I summed up Canada's contribution correctly in 2022, it comes to $287.8m some package did not have value though so let's say $500m, this may look big but represent  0.028% of our GDP or $28 per $100k.

For comparison sake, this represent only 3.6% of missing budget for Canada to reach Nato 2% GDP target. (Canada's at 1.33% so 0.028/0.77(missing commitment) = 0.036363)

source:

https://distribution-a617274656661637473.pbo-dpb.ca/2e61c150ee17ee7fc0594b3c01632c13ffb4dcb4d848b9f259a81a318d997a3c#:~:text=The%20PBO%20forecast%20thus%20indicates,1.59%20percent%20in%202026-27.

Last edited by EpicRandy - on 20 October 2022