Trump’s Golden Dome Missile Defense Draws Canadian Involvement
Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 5:21 pm permalink
U.S. President Trump unveiled his “Golden Dome” missile defense initiative with an unusual twist: Canada’s participation. Canadian officials have indicated interest, and the proposal now prompts spirited talk over North American security and defense spending—all wrapped in Trump’s signature bravado and charm.
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