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Canada peacekeeping myth needs to fade away , retired general writes in memoir
thepeterboroughexaminer.com · Canada · north america
A retired general's memoir suggests that the perception of Canada as a peacekeeping nation should be re-evaluated. This indicates a discussion about the nation's military identity and foreign policy.
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