This investment includes the construction of 9 permanent national defense infrastructure projects, health records management information system, etc.

The the Atlantic naval base is home to a large number of Canadian troops, which can accommodate approximately 7000 military personnel and 3000 civilian personnel.

In addition to 9 infrastructure projects, the Canadian Canadian army health information system, which costs 140 million Canadian dollars, will become one of Canada's largest health records centers.

After the project is completed, it will accommodate more than 2500 Canadian soldiers in health and dental care.

Mackay said local manufacturers could get contracts from the Navy's improved clothing and equipment projects, such as boots for navy soldiers.

This is an example of the benefits of investing in the military area, McKay said.

Mackay said that the announced investment project, coupled with the announcement of the air force base renovation project announced this week, will create 1700 jobs.

According to McKay, according to Canada's first defense strategy, it is necessary to update and replace the outdated national defense infrastructure to meet the challenges facing the twenty-first Century.

The government's massive investment in defense infrastructure has also provided economic benefits for all Canadian communities.

The sum of investment defense projects announced by the Canadian government in 2010 is expected to create 4700 jobs.