Ottawa takes next step in negotiations on possible GlobalEye radar plane purchase

by Kyle Duggan, The Canadian Press

OTTAWA — The Liberal government has taken another step forward in talks with the Swedish defence company Saab as it considers acquiring its advanced radar planes for the Royal Canadian Air Force.

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