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Defending Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic waters will likely be a drawn-out and difficult task. A great deal needs to be done to enhance Canada's ability to operate in the region and exercise its jurisdiction. The current governments plan is not a truly effective response to the changing status quo, and the task of defending the Arctic has been largely delegated to the military. And it is this confrontational nature of the governments policies, that is fundamentally flawed; exercising jurisdiction and defending Canada's legal position requires a policy built on cooperation instead of confrontation. Adapted from the source document.