Jennie Carignan is Canada's top soldier. She is building a 400,000-strong civilian-defence force of volunteers aged 16 to 65—heavy-equipment operators, drone operators and cyber specialists—to support the Canadian Armed Forces in the event of a military attack or natural disaster. She dispatched a team to Finland to study that country's extensive civil-defence system. Ms Carignan argues the plan should please the United States, as it meets Donald Trump's demand that America's allies look after more of their own defence.
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