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Lester B. Pearson, serving as Canada's Secretary of External Affairs lead to a major role in the resolving of the Suez Crisis. He proposed the idea of a United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) to be deployed in the region as a peacekeeping measure.

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Egypt, 1956 - 1967, Fought in on the ground and the sea.

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First Canadian Peacekeeping Troops Arriving in Egypt 

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First Canadian Peacekeeping Troops Arriving in Egypt 

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The first 20 troops made their way to Egypt to serve in the war. After more troops were sent to help in this war, thirty two Canadians eventually lost their lives on this peacekeeping mission.

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The UN initiative was seemed to be a success. Britain and France both withdrew their troops by the end of 1956. Soon after followed Israel. Tensions grew greater again in June and lead to the six Day War.  The war was fought between Israel and the joined forces of the Arab States.

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 Cyprus, 1964 - Today, They did not engage in combat.

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The Government allowed for the Canadians to send forces and contribution towards a international peacekeeping force in Cyprus. Nine Canadian peacekeepers lives were taken in the middle east when their aircraft was shot down by a Syrian missile.

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April 19th, 1978 4000 Canadian Soldiers Joined

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The Canadian Peacekeepers joined the UNIFIL and started their participation in the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon. This lead to the stopping tension at the Israel and Lebanon border and later provided local security.

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Pakistan, 1989 - ??? Around 80 troops were sent to fight on the ground and sea

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The Canadian Peacekeeping troops came to Pakistan as order by the UN. This mission went towards helping refugees and create land mine education programs for miners.

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The Yugoslav Wars: 1991 - 2001, 40,000 troops served in the air, land and sea

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The Canadian Peacekeeping troops were sent out in hopes to help former Yugoslavia during the war. Almost 40,000 Canadian peacekeepers served time in the war. After many years, the mission ended on March 2010. In total, the Canadian army death toll was confirmed to have 23 deaths.

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The Somali Civil War: 1992 - 1993 Around 2000 Troops were deployed on the ground, air and the sea.

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The Somali Civil War was a complex and protracted conflict marked by widespread violence and political instability. Canada joined under the UNOSOM I peacekeeping mission. They played a role in restoring stability, protecting civilians, facilitating humanitarian aid, and supporting disarmament efforts amidst a challenging and volatile environment.

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Causes and Consequences from Canada's involvement 

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Causes and Consequences from Canada's involvement 

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The Canadian's involvement in Somalia was motivated by humanitarian concerns as well as the country's commitment to international peacekeeping. Tragic events in Mogadishu, prompted a review of Canada's peacekeeping practises and a national debate on the nature of peacekeeping. The episodes had a long term influence on public opinion, confidence, and support for Canadian peacekeeping efforts.

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Canada joined with the UN observer mission in Uganda and Rwanda. This mission involved heavy monitoring of the Ugandan border. Approximately 800,000 people were killed in the Rwandan genocide.

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1999 - 2005, Sierra Leone 800 served on Land, Sea & Air

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Canadian Peacekeepers in the UN Mission in Sierra Leone

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Canadian Peacekeepers in the UN Mission in Sierra Leone

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The Canadians joined the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Sierra Leone. The mission was heavily involved with supporting elections, and delivering fresh food and water. Give or take a few, 90 Canadians served with the mission.

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East Timor Crisis 1999 - 2000, 1,875 troops served on Land, Sea & Air

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Canada’s Peacekeeping Mission in East Timor Ends

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Canada’s Peacekeeping Mission in East Timor Ends

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Canada's peacekeeping mission in East Timor finally ended. The UNIF was majorly involved with restoring community's there. Canada flew supplies to the UN troops as well as fixing hospitals.

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Sudan War: 2004 - 2011 800 Canadian Troops fought on Land, Air and the Sea

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The Canadian peacekeepers in the mission Operation safari began peacekeeping. The Canadian troops were serving the UN. Many were military observers in the troops. Canadians had a half on and half off presence in the mission/region.

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Haiti War: 2004 -2017, 34 troops were sent to serve on the ground

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The Canadian Peacekeepers join the peacekeeping mission in Haiti for six months. Only 34 troops were sent and the mission got little to no recognition by the public. The Canadian troops was teamed with Brazilian peacekeepers, the largest contributor to the mission.

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What changed about Canadian Peacekeeping?

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What changed about Canadian Peacekeeping?

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The lessons learned through Canada's involvement in wars and peacekeeping missions are invaluable. Lessons from conflicts like as Somalia and the Yugoslav Wars have inspired operational methods and tactics, with a focus on civilian protection and human rights. These modifications show Canada's commitment to improving peacekeeping practises and tackling the complex problems of today's conflicts.

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The Peacekeeping mission in Egypt that held from 1956 - 1967 holds significant importance to Canada's concept as a nation of peacekeepers. It contributed to Canada's reputation as a committed peacekeeper and defined its character as a proponent of diplomacy and conflict resolution.