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Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and Canada, Andrii Sybiha and Melanie Joly, discussed the results of the presidential election in the United States.

Canada will provide Ukraine with 5 billion Canadian dollars (3.7 billion US dollars) as part of the G7 financial support.

The Department of National Defense of Canada has announced the delivery of the first batch of LAV armored personnel carriers to Ukraine. The number of vehicles supplied has not been disclosed.

Canada has expressed deep concern regarding the deployment of North Korean military personnel to fight in the war against Ukraine.

On October 11, Ukrainian Finance Minister Serhii Marchenko signed the Fourth Additional Agreement with Canada for an additional loan of CAD 400 million (nearly USD 300 million).

Moldova will receive a soft loan of 120 million Canadian dollars (about USD 92 million) from Canada to help it accept Ukrainian refugees.

Canada will provide Ukraine with a large batch of CRV-7 rocket motors. The new package will also include 1,300 missile warheads.

Canada intends to deliver advanced surface-to-air missile systems (NASAMS) to Ukraine early next year.

Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada’s Parliament, Greg Fergus, said that, considering the significant contribution of Ukrainian migrants to the development of Canada, all Canadians "can consider themselves a little Ukrainian."

Canada strongly condemns Russia's air attack on civilian targets across Ukraine on August 26, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly stated.

Canada has provided more than USD 5 billion in direct budget support to Ukraine since February 2022.

Canada has sent combat helicopters to Latvia to strengthen NATO's mission to deter Russian aggression.

Since the outset of the full-scale Russian invasion, more than 298,000 displaced Ukrainians have arrived in Canada.

Canada will allocate more than USD 15 million to Ukraine to restore energy infrastructure damaged by Russian shelling.

Canada will allocate another $5 million to U.S. firm Tetra Tech for humanitarian demining in Ukraine.

Canada has added ten associates of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych to the sanctions list.

Ukraine can choose the targets for strikes with the weapons provided by Canada at its own discretion.

Ukrainian First Deputy Prime Minister, Economy Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Canada to Ukraine Natalka Cmoc have met and discussed opportunities for new business cooperation projects, support initiatives for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and partnerships between the governments of the two countries in priority economic sectors.

Canada will send ten armored combat support vehicles to Ukraine this autumn.

Canada is donating 3 million Canadian dollars (about $2.3 million) to Ukraine for the production of combat drones by Ukraine's domestic defense industry.