Submarines in Canada's Arctic: A Cold War Legacy

This chapter explores the historical and strategic significance of submarine operations in Canada's Arctic region, particularly during the Cold War. It discusses the cooperation between Canada and the United States in monitoring and defending against potential threats, highlighting technological advancements and military maneuvers. The narrative also delves into the complexities surrounding foreign submarine activity in Arctic waters, with a focus on Soviet incursions and the challenges of acquiring verifiable information about these operations.