On patrol with Canadian forces securing the Arctic as global threats grow
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The Canadian Armed Forces have completed a two-month patrol in the Arctic, covering 5,200km of ice-covered terrain to showcase Canada's military presence in the region. The mission aimed to survey the land, learn about climate change, and test Arctic survival and warfare capabilities amid growing global threats and tensions in the region.
Canadian army reservists and combat members completed a marathon two-month patrol in the Arctic. The patrol covered 5,200km of ice-covered terrain, navigating blizzards and high winds. The mission was part of an annual operation to showcase Canada's military presence in the north. A total of 1,300 military personnel took part, with a mission to survey the land and test Arctic survival and warfare capabilities. The patrol faced constant hazards, including polar bears and frostbite. The mission has taken on increased relevance amid the geopolitical scramble for the Arctic's resources as the climate changes.
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