This decision follows a loss of trust in (Col. Fraser Auld's) ability to command,” states the Department of National Defence.

The head of the Canadian Armed Forces says Canada may be called on to help defend Persian Gulf states from Iran's strikes as the U.S.-led offensive expands into a wider regional war.

The goal is to make it easier for military families who often have to move on short notice for the Canadian Armed Forces.

"They want to make sure that Canada remains a secure and sovereign country," Canada's defense minister said.

Col. Fraser Auld's removal "follows a loss of trust in his ability to command," according to a Department of National Defence spokesperson.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada can’t rule out military participation in the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

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