No, Canada has not left NATO.
Canada was a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1949 and remains a member to this day. It has consistently participated in NATO operations and initiatives, demonstrating its commitment to collective security.
Canada's Role in NATO
Canada's contributions to NATO include:
- Military contributions: Deploying troops and equipment to NATO missions and exercises.
- Financial contributions: Contributing to NATO's budget.
- Diplomatic contributions: Participating in NATO's political discussions and decision-making processes.
- Supporting collective defence: Through its membership in the alliance, and through commitments to support NATO's objectives.
Canada's continued membership highlights its dedication to transatlantic security and cooperation with its allies.
