Canada’s adaptation to evolving NORAD and NATO roles

As peer competitors and other adversaries continue to violate international norms and rules, alliances like NATO and NORAD provide a means to promote and enforce the boundaries of acceptable conduct.
NATO’s former headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, are pictured in 2012. Canada needs to strengthen and adapt its defence to the realities of emerging threats and security challenges to effectively meet its alliance commitments, writes Nancy Teeple.
On Nov. 9, in a call to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. president-elect Joe Biden reaffirmed the close bonds between Canada and the U.S., citing the North American partnership and deepening collaboration to address regional and global challenges—including strengthening NATO. Indeed, n...

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