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Canada to announce submarine contract winner on Monday, Globe and Mail says

Canada is set to announce the winner of a high-stakes competition to build its new fleet of 12 submarines this Monday.

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Canada chose Germany's TKMS to build its new submarines after a competition between German and South Korean bids. Germany stated that this win would bring Canada closer to Europe.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Canada is finalizing a decision between bids from Germany and South Korea to construct a new submarine fleet. According to sources cited by The Globe and Mail, Ottawa has picked Germany's TKMS for the contract.

Coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, and AP News emphasizes the competitive nature of the bidding process. German officials have described the TKMS bid as "unbeatable" and stated that a win would bring Canada closer to Europe.

Attention now turns to Monday's official announcement. CBC reports that Carney is poised to choose the next submarine fleet.

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Quick answers

Which countries were competing for the submarine contract?

According to AP News, Canada was deciding between bids from Germany and South Korea.

How many submarines are included in the contract?

The competition is to build 12 submarines.

Who is reported to have won the contract?

Sources cited by The Globe and Mail indicate that Ottawa has picked Germany's TKMS.

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