Canadian Assistance to Ukraine

Loan resources disbursed through the IMF Administered Account for Ukraine. The Canadian government championed this mechanism to support Ukraine's budget and essential government services. This is reported as disbursed loan resources, not a grant.

Financial support delivered through multilateral development banks. The government summary does not provide a complete project-by-project breakdown within this aggregate figure.

Direct bilateral loans to Ukraine reported by Global Affairs Canada.

Canadian contribution to the G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration loan mechanism. It leverages extraordinary revenues from immobilized Russian sovereign assets. This is a loan and should be tracked separately from grants and direct cash contributions.

Capital increase to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development for Ukraine reconstruction.

Contribution through the World Bank's Ukraine Relief, Recovery, Reconstruction and Reform Trust Fund for repairs to Kyiv's power grid. The government describes this funding as financed through tariff revenues collected on imports from Russia and Belarus.

Emergency food assistance through the World Food Programme, announced August 24, 2025. This is a multi-country project supporting people affected by the conflict in Ukraine.

Emergency medical care and protection services through the International Committee of the Red Cross, announced August 24, 2025.

Contribution to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Ukraine Humanitarian Fund, announced August 24, 2025.

Shelter assistance, medical services, psychosocial support and legal support through the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, announced August 24, 2025.

Humanitarian coordination and response support through OCHA, announced August 24, 2025.

Countering chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear disinformation through the Weapons of Mass Destruction Counter Disinformation Initiative, announced August 24, 2025.

Support for accountable, inclusive and effective governance through the United Nations Development Programme, including institutional and digital resilience of Ukraine's Parliament, announced August 24, 2025.

Support through the World Health Organization to strengthen preparedness for biological and chemical threats, including training for first responders and hospital staff, announced August 24, 2025.

Women Veterans Reintegration in Ukraine project through Saskatchewan Polytechnic, announced August 24, 2025. The project supports women veterans transitioning to civilian life.

Support for 11 Ukrainian community organizations, including veteran rehabilitation, accessibility, community spaces, youth initiatives and services for marginalized populations, announced August 24, 2025.

Wildfire pumps and hoses provided to Ukraine through a larger contribution agreement with the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, announced August 24, 2025.

Contribution to the United Kingdom-led Air Defence Consortium to deliver high-priority air defence equipment to Ukraine. The Department of National Defence lists this as delivered.

Contribution to Germany's Enduring Action on Air Defence initiative to source and deliver air defence systems for Ukraine. Funds transferred May 10, 2024.

Approximate value reported for approximately 40,000 rounds of 155mm ammunition donated from Canadian Armed Forces inventory, U.S. sources and the Czech Ammunition Initiative. The published quantity breakdown includes additional rounds and deliveries underway; the figure should be treated as the government's reported valuation, not a separate cash grant.

Medium- and large-calibre ammunition, including 30mm and 155mm rounds, procured for Ukraine through the Canadian Commercial Corporation. Deliveries were scheduled for 2026 and 2027.

Additional funding announced August 24, 2025, for ammunition and explosives through the Czech Ammunition Initiative. The announcement says this is in addition to more than $253 million previously committed to the initiative.

Contracted civilian instructors, aircraft and support staff from Top Aces Inc. to assist Denmark and France with F-16 pilot and maintainer training. The support concluded in stages during 2024 and 2025.

Contribution to the Ukraine Defense Contact Group Air Force Capability Coalition to help establish a sustainable F-16 capability, including spare parts, weapons stations, avionics and ammunition.

Allocation to enhance F-16 pilot training through the Air Force Capability Coalition. The Department of National Defence describes this as sourced from previously announced military funding. Do not add it to the headline military total as new funding without reconciling the original allocation.

Contribution to the Drone Capability Coalition Fund, October 2024.

Additional contribution to the Drone Capability Coalition Common Fund, announced October 2025.

Additional contribution to the Drone Capability Coalition announced December 2025. The Department of National Defence says this builds on previous contributions totaling $37 million.

Contribution to the Ukraine Defense Contact Group IT Capability Coalition to strengthen Ukraine's cyber capabilities, October 2024.

Non-lethal equipment including more than 10,800 pieces of personal protective equipment, ballistic helmets, night vision equipment, gas masks, body armour, medical supplies and nuclear protective equipment. Announced in February 2022.

Canadian-made personal protective equipment and military uniforms for approximately 30,000 women serving in Ukraine's Armed Forces. Announced October 18, 2024. The Department of National Defence also references this commitment in its female-uniforms section; it is one commitment, not two.

Electronic warfare anti-jammer kits sourced from Canada's defence industry, announced June 4, 2025.

400,000 pieces of winter clothing sourced from Canadian companies, including jackets, pants, boots, gloves and parkas. An additional 100,000 pieces came from Canadian Armed Forces inventory. Announced October 12, 2022.

Winter gear including portable heaters, thermal blankets and sleeping bags sourced from Canadian companies, announced November 16, 2022.

Winter clothing and equipment, including boots, thermal layers, sleeping bags and uniforms for women serving in Ukraine's Armed Forces, announced October 11, 2023.

Winter gear donated for the 2024 winter season, including sleeping systems, socks, winter boots, rubber boots and thermal layers.

Additional winter gear announced October 16, 2025, including sleeping bags, jackets, apparel and winter boots.

9,550 female uniforms donated to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with final delivery reported in March 2025. This is a separate earlier uniform donation from the $20-million 2024 commitment.

Critical medical equipment sourced from Canadian industry partners, announced November 14, 2025.

Contribution toward commercial high-resolution satellite imagery, announced March 3, 2022.

High-resolution satellite imagery donated to Ukraine, announced May 8, 2022.

Additional funding for continued access to critical satellite imagery, announced November 16, 2022.

Joint satellite communications project involving National Defence, the Canadian Armed Forces, the Communications Security Establishment and Telesat. The project provided communications services to Ukrainian government and non-government partners and is now concluded.

Ten multirole rigid-hull inflatable boats supplied to Ukraine, including sensors, navigation and communications systems, training, trailers and spare parts. Announced January 23, 2024.

Contribution to NATO's Ukraine Comprehensive Assistance Package Trust Fund for fuel, bridge equipment and medical first-aid kit projects, announced April 21, 2023.

Additional contribution transferred to NATO's Ukraine Comprehensive Assistance Package Trust Fund, announced July 12, 2023.

Contribution to the Danish Model to support production of military drones by Ukraine's domestic defence industry, January 9, 2025.

Additional commitment through the Danish Model to deliver urgently needed capabilities to Ukraine's Armed Forces, announced February 24, 2025.

Canadian allocation for a NATO Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List package, equivalent to USD $500 million, announced August 24, 2025. This is an allocation within the previously announced $2-billion military support package and must not be added to that package total again.

Additional Canadian contribution announced December 3, 2025, toward a NATO Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List package of military capabilities sourced from the United States.

Contribution to the Leopard 2 Tank Maintenance Centre in Poland, established to support the maintenance and sustainment of Leopard 2 tanks donated to Ukraine by Canada and its partners.

Additional contribution announced July 21, 2025, to support the Leopard 2 maintenance and repair facility in Poland. This is a separate additional commitment to the earlier $30-million contribution.

Allocation for drone, counter-drone and electronic warfare capabilities, including potential joint ventures between Ukrainian and Canadian industry. This is part of the $2-billion military allocation announced at the G7 Summit and detailed August 24, 2025.

Contribution toward production of drones by Ukraine's domestic defence industry, in collaboration with the United Kingdom, announced April 26, 2024.

Funding to support Canadian Armed Forces activities, including training for Ukrainian forces, announced October 18, 2024.

200 additional Roshel Senator commercial-pattern armoured vehicles. Delivery was completed in summer 2023.

Funding allocated for repairs and new equipment and ammunition associated with the donation of Coyote and Bison armoured vehicles, announced June 6, 2025. This is not a stated valuation of the vehicles themselves.

39 Armoured Combat Support Vehicles supplied with additional armour, communications systems, spare parts, maintenance, technical manuals, training and support. Announced June 30, 2022.

Three-year investment announced September 22, 2023, to supply Ukraine with 50 Armoured Combat Support Vehicles and 25 refurbished and modernized light armoured vehicles. The first 10 ambulance variants were delivered in October 2024; the published delivery schedule extended into 2025.

Small arms, ammunition and other munitions announced February 14, 2022, including sniper rifles, machine guns, pistols, anti-tank rockets, carbines and ammunition.

Small arms and ammunition sourced from Colt Canada, including 21,000 assault rifles, 38 machine guns and associated ammunition, announced April 11, 2023.

Additional small arms and ammunition sourced from Colt Canada, including almost 11,000 assault rifles and machine guns and more than 9 million rounds of ammunition. Announced November 24, 2023. The government says this was part of the $500-million military funding announced in June 2023.

40 .50-calibre sniper systems with ammunition, spare parts and accessories, sourced from Prairie Gun Works Defence Technologies.

Additional sniper systems and ammunition announced for 2025.

Additional commitment to procure small arms and ammunition from Colt Canada industry, announced October 18, 2024. The same announcement references more than $120 million in previous small-arms donations; that historical figure is not added again here.

Additional small arms and ammunition sourced from Canadian industry partners, announced November 14, 2025.

Approximately 4,200 M72A5-C1 rocket launchers and more than 7,000 C13 hand grenades, announced March 3, 2022.

Specialized high-resolution drone cameras, announced October 12, 2022.

Additional high-resolution drone cameras, announced November 16, 2022.

35 high-resolution drone cameras and in-service support, announced September 22, 2023.

Additional MX-15 and MX-20 electro-optical and infrared imaging systems, announced January 9, 2025.