Canada's Spy Agency
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David Vigneault, director of Canada’s spy agency, to retirePublic Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc announced the news on X, wishing CSIS director David Vigneault the best in his next chapter.CanadaJul 4, 2024
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Companies want Canada’s spy agency to share threat intelligence with themThe Business Council of Canada is also urging the federal government to create a new body that would ensure the intelligence is securely and broadly shared across the economy.CanadaJan 19, 2024
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‘I will not bend’: B.C. MP Jenny Kwan says she won’t allow China to erase historyWhen advise she was a target of foreign interference by China, it took less than a second for B.C. MP Jenny Kwan to decide that she wouldn't let Beijing weaken her resolve.CanadaJun 3, 2023
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Canada’s spy agency asked to help MPs spot foreign interferenceSome members of Parliament say they have no idea how to spot foreign interference, as Canada's spy agency warns that all elected officials are targets for hostile states.CanadaFeb 16, 2023
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Trudeau government appeals CSIS court ruling over investigating warrantsA court ruling said CSIS failed to disclose its reliance on information that was likely collected illegally in support of warrants to probe extremism.CanadaOct 20, 2020
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Top-secret CSIS document explores ‘mega trends’ and how they will affect economy, society, securityA top-secret document by Canada's spy agency explores the so-called "mega trends" on its radar and details how they will transform the economy, society and security.CanadaJan 14, 2018
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Canada’s spy agency faces $35-million lawsuit over allegations of Islamophobia, homophobiaA lawsuit filed by five employees at CSIS alleges a toxic workplace “rife with discrimination” including managers who openly espouse racist, homophobic, and anti-Muslim views.CanadaJul 14, 2017
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Liberal anti-terror bill could make it harder for spies to do their job: former CSIS directorAspects of the proposed law could create a lot of extra work for Canadian spies, leaving them less time to analyze potential terror threats, said former CSIS director.PoliticsJun 20, 2017
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Liberals say national security reform bill aims to strike balance between keeping Canadians safe, protecting rightsThe measure is part of a package of national security changes being tabled by Justin Trudeau's Liberal government.PoliticsJun 20, 2017
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Majority of Canadians want Bill C-51 repealed: government reportIn the delicate balance between constitutional rights and additional powers for security agencies – Canadians have voted to protect their rights.CanadaMay 19, 2017
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