Canada is a founding member of NATO. At the close of WWII, Canada had the third largest navy in the world. Canada's primary NATO role (in a time of large-scale warfare) is securing shipping lanes between North America and the U.K./Western Europe.
Improving. . NATO was formed to help non communist countries in Europe from being attacked by communist countries, led by the Soviet Republic. By becoming a member of NATO, you were pledging your countries support, as if they themselves were being attacked. NATO now consists of 19 countries.
Yes, Canada is apart of NATO. Which is why Canada is involved in Afganistan. Canada is part of the Alliance which was formed along time ago. (cant remember the date, Sorry!) To this day if another country that is involved in NATO is under-going a war, then all the NATO involved countries are obligated to help out in the fight, in any way.
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Canadian are currently situated in the most hostile and violent part of Afghanistan - Kandahar. The have the smallest army there, but are the most influential.
Canada was part of NATO, and officially, NATO was in control of the troops. _____________ NATO had nothing to do with the Korean War. Canada stayed on as part of the UN force, not NATO.
No. Not a part of NATO. NATO-friendly, but not a member.
No. Canada is still a part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. See 'related links' for more information.
in canada
yes because Canada was part of great Britain so the should've at least put some effort like sending a few thousand troops to join NATO
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Among other things: part of Europe; part of the European Union; part of NATO; part of the World.
yes
No, its an independent country. It has become a member of both the EU and NATO.
Well the meeting of confederation was held and then pei's people decided to become part of the new country (canada)
No, the Philippines are not a member of NATO.
No, the Philippines are not a member of NATO.