Canada is still cleaning up the legacy of the Cold War in the Arctic.
Cleaning up after the Cold War

Canada is still cleaning up the legacy of the Cold War in the Arctic.
The vast majority of the secret files collected on Canadians by the RCMP Security Service were destroyed by its successor agency, CSIS, in 1988.
On 12 December 1979 the Soviet Politburo took the decision to send Soviet troops into Afghanistan. The invasion began on 27 December 1979, and the last Soviet troops left Afghanistan just over nine years later, on 15 February 1989.