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| The Counter Terrorism Technology Centre is a key component of Canada’s
ability to respond to domestic and international chemical, biological and
radiological, nuclear and explosive (CBRNE) incidents. |
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The CTTC, part of Defence Research and Development Canada – Suffield,
is located near Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. The CTTC takes advantage
of the extensive research and development knowledge base cultivated over
60 years at DRDC Suffield. Unique laboratories, testing facilities and
an extensive experimental proving ground provide unparalleled capabilities
unavailable anywhere else in North America.
History
In response to world events, the Counter Terrorism Technology Centre
was announced in December 2001, formed the following year, and began
active training of first responders in 2003. More Information . . .
CTTC Facilities
The Counter Terrorism Technology Centre (CTTC) at DRDC Suffield uses
highly specialized facilities to combat specific CBRNE threats. Because
of the physical and environmental danger involved with these agents,
facilities have been equipped to allow personnel to train within a
safe environment while maintaining the fidelity required for training.
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