Canada Awards $169 Million Deal To U.S. Company Sued Over Iraqi Abuse

CACI is one of the latest American companies to win a major Canadian military contract.

Canada Awards $169 Million Deal To U.S. Company Sued Over Iraqi Abuse CACI is one of the latest American companies to win a major Canadian military contract. News International by Alex Cosh July 24, 2025 ∙ 6 min read Photo by David McGunity via X/Twitter with black and white and colour filter added by The Maple staff. Includes update. Canada’s Department of National Defence (DND) announced this month it is awarding two contracts worth a total of $169 million to an American company whose subsidiary a federal jury in the United States last year found legally responsible for the abuse of three Ir

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