When in doubt, go to the source.. not the CBC.
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On March 13, 2008, the House of Commons passed a motion calling for an extension of the Canadian military presence in Kandahar to July 2011. The House attached three critical conditions to this extension: the securing of an additional battle group (about 1,000 soldiers) from a partner country to deploy in Kandahar by February 2009; the acquisition of medium-lift helicopters and high-performance unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) by February 2009; and notification to allies in NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) that Canada will end its military presence in Kandahar as of July 2011, and complete the departure of Canadian Forces troops by December 2011.
These conditions are being met on schedule. A U.S. Army battalion has deployed to Kandahar; these additional 1,000 troops doubled the total of coalition combat forces in the province. More U.S. reinforcements are expected in Afghanistan in 2009. The Canadian Forces have acquired and deployed the prescribed helicopters and UAVs to Kandahar. And NATO allies have been notified that Canada will end its military presence in 2011.
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Action on Canada’s priorities is being designed and executed to achieve concrete progress by 2011, when our military mission in Kandahar ends. For greater effect, we continue to concentrate military and civilian efforts in Kandahar while maintaining an influential diplomatic and development presence in Kabul, so that security, governance and development programs reinforce each other.
http://www.afghanistan.gc.ca/canada-afg ... px?lang=en2011: Canadian combat mission ends. They may still have people in country but in a non-combat position.
They also may have RCMP...
