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Within the participating nations and NATO, Canada, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, NATO Allied Command the space workstrand, with the United Kingdom leading the first objective, NATO ACT the second and Canada Canada joined in 2000 and subsequently a range of organisations including, amongst others, the US Geological In the example shown above, the two tight loops over Canada and Central Asia will take longer than the

how these efforts could be propagated to a wider audience, specifically the “Five Eyes” (Australia, Canada Unclassified Unclassified 104  LTCOL James McGrath (Canada), Joint Staff J-4 Liaison Officer CAN (Canada

., Monitreal, Canada 5) Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado 6) U. S. January 17, 18, 19, 1966: Mobile Command Head- quarte-rs, Monti al, Canada (3 games) 5. Montreal, Canada January 17-19, 1966 The AGILE-COIN game was played over a three day period by officers

spectrum of environmental and policy experts from throughout Europe to join with similar experts from Canada Chris Tucker, Senior Scientific Advisor, Emergency Preparedness, Canada A-1 Anthony Downs, Director-General, Environment, Canada Dr.

: Lessons from Gaming Intermediate Force Capabilities Peter Dobias Defence Research and Development Canada , 60 Moodie Drive, Ottawa, ON CANADA peter.dobias@forces.gc.ca John Nelson American Systems, Alexandria

Government, NGOs, academia, and representatives from Canada and Mexico. U.S., Canada and Mexico would forge strong ties for national security. There would be tension with Canada, because they own so many more resources (e.g., petroleum in Alberta ., Canada, and Mexico. Affairs US Govt US House of Representatives, Office of Emergency Planning, Preparations and Operations Canada

Canadian Electricity Association (CEA) conducted a separate executive tabletop with the government of Canada the same day with a different, Canada-specific, scenario. Governments at the federal and state or provincial levels in Canada and the United States should evaluate Continue to strengthen the operational industry and government coordination between the United States and Canada next GridEx executive tabletop and continue to use a scenario with an incident scope that includes Canada [...]