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Canada is planning to sign a contract worth up to 62 billion euros with the German company Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems to build 12 conventional submarines. This decision follows the German company's victory over South Korean competitors, and it is expected that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will officially announce the approval. The submarines will be built in the cities of Kiel and Vismar in Germany, with the goal of replacing aging submarines and enhancing the Canadian Navy's capabilities in the North Atlantic and Arctic regions.
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