In today’s video, I'm diving into Canada’s latest military aid package to Ukraine: 50 armored vehicles, LAV II Coyotes and LAV II Bisons, worth $25 million. And no, this isn’t a museum donation. These Cold War-era platforms are about to get a gritty second life on Europe’s most dangerous front. Let’s start with the Coyote. Originally built for battlefield reconnaissance, it’s packing long-range surveillance radar, thermal optics, and a stabilized 25mm Bushmaster cannon. But here’s the real kicker—it can spot enemy armor from 24 kilometers away, giving Ukrainian forces advanced warning and targeting data for drone strikes, HIMARS, or artillery. It’s a forward-deployed digital scout, essential for a modern hit chain. Then there’s the Bison. It looks humble, but this eight-wheeled workhorse is all about modularity. Need a mobile command post? Done. A medevac platform? Easy. An electronic warfare truck to spoof Russian drones? Just tweak the internals. These things are Swiss Army APCs.