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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.

Opinion
BY NANCY TEEPLE
November 18, 2020

Opinion | BY NANCY TEEPLE | November 18, 2020

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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.

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