Will the CZ purchase of Colt Canada maintain the European outlook on the Canadian Forces pistol replacement? My thoughts on this is that having the intellectual property and in house production possibilities,  this will weight heavily in the upcoming military trials in the Great White North. The Government have always mandated local manufacture from Diemaco times to Colt Canada, so CZ may have no issues producing the pistol replacement. And we might even be able to get a Canadian-made CZ P10. Since this base model would be most likely to be submitted to the trials. 

A P10 would be neat. But with all the companies  that are making Glock Gen3 clones, a Glock clone might be cheaper.

Pricetag may be a non issue. The new C6, basically a MAG-58 with a polymer buttstock costs $26,000 a piece because other gear and spare parts are being bought at the same time. Total acquisition was 8,790 items, including 3,626 C6s and over 5,000 supplementary items like spare parts, cleaning and repair kits, slings, etc.

Thats speaks about the real cost of maintaining a degree of sovereignty in small arms.
With non-competitive contracts awarded to Colt Canada under the Munitions Supply Program such as this one or the bolt action rifle replacement for the Arctic Rangers, we may see more of a focus towards complete intellectual property over the product than a costs competitive bid. That's where CZ catalog could bring a bit of fresh air to an almost two decades procurement stale atmosphere.

A P10F with its 19+1 capacity and good ergos would be an interesting choice.

I do agree. The (F)ull size looks like a solid option. Grown out of a great gun series from a well reputed manufacturer but up to date in materials and ergonomics. Not sure about the mag. The C version is definitely not in house (Mec- Gar) but a proprietary one whereas the IP would apply shouldn't be much of a problem. Glock and Sig are not willing to throw up the towel. Is a matter of how much are willing to surrender to Colt Canada production. IMHO this should have done a long, long time ago and under another contracting system but hopefully we'll see the light this year.

The 19rd are Mecgar as well; I have a P09 that uses the same mags. Mecgar makes most of the markets metal pistol mags, I’d be surprised if they didn’t just get them from them as they are the most reliable.

Indeed, with more than 200 different models of pistol magazines and more than 100 million units made since 1965 they're obviously doing something right. Such volume requires serious attention to detail and quality control.

So far a couple trains were missed in the neverending BHP replacement. A rather shy purchase of P-225s in the past that should have been expanded and a more recent sole source purchase attempt from the same manufacturer only to be duly contested in legal trappings. Procurement being in an urgent need of reshaping. The jokes around here even point out to Norinco, Lol.

Considering how many Browning hi powers are on offer at shot show this year, they could conceivably replace the hi power with the hi power lol

Absolutely. But they'd be out of current ergonomic demands and what-not. Having torpedoed any gun manufacturer in town the feds at least should take a look at things like Black Creek in order to compensate for their policies (it won't happen,  of coirse). 

How much would FN charge for the Mk. III Hi-Power TDP?