The Canadian military insists it's getting a handle on its recruiting crisis, but a new leaked internal report obtained by CBC News suggests many of those who come through the door quickly leave in ...

The spike in new members comes at a time of heightened focus on Canadian sovereignty, and as Prime Minister Mark Carney vows to rebuild the military.

The move is part of a $9-billion spending increase that will see Canada’s defence and security budget climb to an all-time ...

One applicant trying to reenlist describes the system as slow and cumbersome, saying: 'Any enthusiasm I had for re-enlisting has completely evaporated.' ...

The Canadian Armed Forces are no longer requiring some applicants to take an aptitude test when they apply to join the military as part of a new trial. By early summer, the military said it will ...

The plan to reconstitute the Canadian Forces requires a series of changes ranging from reducing the time for security checks for new recruits to improving military housing, health care and ...

Attrition rate for new recruits more than double the average ... The highest attrition rates within the [Canadian Armed Forces] CAF are observed among its lowest ranks and newest members, said ...

Trouble adjusting and getting trained "The highest attrition rates within the [Canadian Armed Forces] CAF ... The reason new members are quitting: Training delays and difficulty adjusting to military ...