It's a question you'd have to pose to other commanders--Commander CEFCOM, because he's the one who deals and works with NATO. I'm more back here in the home game.
What I can add from the perspective of North America is that with both U.S. SOUTHCOM and NORTHCOM, which are the commands south of the border, we are inextricably linked. We talk to each other. The commanders know each other. We have staff talks. What does that mean? Our teams come together twice a year to talk about ongoing issues, challenges, and to talk about the way ahead, and not just where we're at or what we have to do. So we are intimately involved, north and south of the border, with likely challenges and threats that we see we need to be prepared to address.
But from a NATO perspective, I do not get involved in those discussions. You'd have to address those to the Commander of the Canadian Expeditionary Force Command.