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Canada joined the United Nations; a group of 50 countries whose goals were to prevent wars, keep peace between/in countries, encourage cooperation between nations, defend human rights, improve the standards of living all over the world, and promote equality.
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U.N. countries sign the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which Canadian John Humphrey had an important role in writing.
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NATO stands for North Atlantic Treaty Organization. It is an intergovernmental military alliance signed on April 4th, 1949.
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Canada sends military troops to the Korean war on behalf of the U.N.
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Organization between Canada and the US that provides aerospace warning, air sovereignty and defence for their countries
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Canada signs the Automobile Pact with the US which was the beginning of free trade between Canada and the US
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Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau recognizes Communist China in 1971.
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Canada, Mexico and the United States sign NAFTA creating a 3-way trade block in North America
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More than 100 Canadian force members took part in the US' operations in Afghanistan.
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After the attack of the twin towers, WOT, and international military campaign was created. This campain was lead by the US and UK, with the support of NATO and Non-NATO countries
