Disclosure: Lockheed Martin is a Thornley Fallis client and I manage the account.

Yesterday, I moderated a news conference at the Canada Aviation Museum at which Tony Frese, Lockheed Martin program manager for the Canadian CC-130J project, announced the Canada In-Service Support Team for the CC-130J fleet and $1.5 billion Industrial Regional Benefits confirmed to date under the CC-130J program, including $307 million for companies in Ontario.  News Release

The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister of Industry, then welcomed the news that Lockheed Martin is providing in-service support contracts to businesses across Canada and that the company has confirmed to date $1.5 billion in Industrial Regional Benefit projects under the CC-130J program, including $307 million for companies in Ontario. News Release

Keelan Green of Thornley Fallis

Tony Clement, Minister of Industry

Tony Frese of Lockheed Martin

L to R: Tony Frese, Keelan Green, David Schellenberg of Cascade Aerospace, Minister Tony Clement