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Canada is about to host US President Donald Trump and other leaders at a summit of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations in Alberta on June 15-17, and before the NATO summit in Europe.

In the Trump-brokered agreement for NATO to increase its defense spending, 'defense-related' projects take on a new definition.

In 2014 Canada committed to meeting the bare NATO minimum of spending 2% of gross domestic product on defense. A decade later it has worked all the way up to 1.37%.

According to NATO figures, Canada was estimated to be spending 1.45% of GDP on its military budget, below the 2% target that NATO countries have set for themselves.

Canada is about to host U.S. President Donald Trump and other leaders at a summit of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations in Alberta on June 15-17, and before the NATO summit in Europe.

According to NATO figures, Canada was estimated to be spending 1.45% of GDP on its military budget, below the 2% target that NATO countries have set for themselves.