The Evolution of Canada's Arctic Security Policy After the Cold War

Key Points

• Canada's Arctic security policy has significantly evolved since the Cold War, adapting to new geopolitical challenges and regional threats.
• Key shifts include a focus on sovereignty and increased international cooperation with Arctic nations in security matters.
• Analysis highlights how historical context and climate change have shaped Canada’s national defense strategies in the Arctic region.
• These adaptations call for ongoing assessments of security frameworks in response to emerging Arctic challenges and geopolitical tensions.