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The Globe and Mail reported, citing senior government officials, that the Canadian Armed Forces had for the first time in more than a century modelled a hypothetical U.S. military invasion. That modelling pointed toward unconventional warfare as Canada's most realistic response strategy. The model also reportedly noted that Canada would likely call on Britain and France for assistance, and anticipated clear warning signs of any impending U.S. action — including a U.S. decision to withdraw from NORAD.