Canada exported nearly $14.7 million worth of military goods and technology to Israel in 2025 despite maintaining a policy of not approving new arms export permits that could be used in Tel Aviv’s genocidal war in Gaza, according to a government report released on Friday.
The figures were published in the 2025 Annual Report on Strategic Goods and Technologies by Global Affairs Canada, which provided details on Canadian military exports and export permit activity.
It said Canada exported military goods and technology valued at $14,671,705 to Israel during the 2025 calendar year.
Israel ranked among the destinations receiving Canadian-controlled military exports, which totalled approximately $2.05 billion to non-US destinations worldwide.
A total of 50 export permits were utilised for military exports to Israel in 2025, the report noted.
Utilised permits include authorisations issued either in 2025 or in previous years that were used for exports during the reporting period.
“Since January 8, 2024, the Government of Canada has not approved any new arms export permits to Israel that could be used in the conflict in Gaza, and this remains the approach,” it said.
