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On The Coast | Dec 12, 2012 | 9:36

Government's position on new 45 billion fighter jets

Parliamentary secretary for the Minister of National Defence joins host Matthew Lazin-Ryder about today's report revealing new fighter jets could cost Canada almost 45 billion dollars, a price much higher than originally suggested.

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