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As the task gets more dangerous, Canada’s UN peacekeeping contributions continue to fall

UN peacekeeping missions today are more akin to combat than anything else and can cause comparable casualties. That doesn’t mean we should never go, but putting on a blue beret has never been risk-free.

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BY CHRIS KILFORD
June 1, 2020

Opinion | BY CHRIS KILFORD | June 1, 2020

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