Canada’s Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said about 40,000 people worldwide have been lured into the terrorist cause by Daesh (ISIS) since its beginning. Continue reading
The Yellow Vests Canada group has gathered more than 100,000 members on Facebook since it launched a month ago. Continue reading
Canada’s spy service collected some information about peaceful anti-petroleum groups, but only incidentally in the process of investigating legitimate threats to projects such as oil pipelines, says a long-secret federal watchdog report. Continue reading
“Hostile actors” are engaging in everything from cyberattacks and extortion to buying companies to get access to their trade secrets, said David Vigneault. Continue reading
Muslim students across the province say they’ve received calls from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service asking them questions regarding their faith for more than a decade. Continue reading
A heavily censored copy of a report from Canada’s spy agency — originally classified top secret — characterizes resistance to the Trans Mountain pipeline project as a “developing intelligence issue.” Continue reading
The federal government has lost in a bid to go behind closed doors in a prominent court case about allegations of spying on anti-pipeline activists. Continue reading
Federal lawyers want closed-door hearings in a high-profile court case about allegations of Canadian Security Intelligence Service spying on anti-pipeline activists. Continue reading
Two men who allege CSIS information sharing got them placed on the US no-fly list have sued the government for $6 million. Continue reading
Convicted spy Jeffrey Delisle has already been allowed to take escorted leaves from prison, according to a parole board ruling that offers more details about why he sold secrets to the Russians. Continue reading