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Before COVID-19 hit CSIS, intelligence officer fought for mandatory masking but was rejectedGary Vos Smith said speaking publicly went against the 'DNA' of intelligence officers, but he felt someone had to blow the whistle.CanadaMay 6
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Canada’s spy agency asks federal court to drop employee discrimination claimCanada's spy agency is asking a court to toss out the claim of an employee who alleges he endured racial discrimination and physical abuse from colleagues.CanadaApr 28
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Canadian intelligence staff will get priority COVID-19 vaccines as spies struggle with outbreakNational security employees who can't work at home will be prioritized in Phase Two of the vaccination rollout, the Ontario health ministry said.CanadaApr 9
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CSIS confirms director has COVID-19, amid debate over workplace safety at intelligence agencyCSIS said it was dealing with 'limited and contained' outbreaks of COVID-19 at some of its offices.CanadaApr 7
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RCMP, CSIS modelling new collaboration efforts on lessons learned from BritainThe RCMP and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service approached their British counterparts to learn from their findings.CanadaMar 14
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Canada’s spy warrant shortcomings stretch back at least 9 years, audit showsInternal reviewers found several of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service's preparatory steps for the execution of warrant powers needed strengthening.CanadaMar 6
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‘No formal tracking’ of IT security incidents at Public Safety Canada, audit findsThe report was completed seven months after the arrest of a director of an RCMP intelligence centre made international headlines.CanadaFeb 13
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China and Russia ‘aggressively’ targeting Canadians, CSIS director warnsIn a speech, David Vigneault singled out Russia and China for activites that threaten Canada's national security and sovereignty.CanadaFeb 9
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Acquittal of Halifax man shows Canada’s economic sanctions are just ‘paper tigers,’ expert saysCanada's economic sanctions regime has been on the books since 1991 but the first trial under the legislation didn't happen until 2019. Here's how and why it all fell apart.PoliticsFeb 4
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Canadian senator calls for study of hurdles to using secret intelligence in courtSen. Marc Gold says ``a fresh look'' at the vexing issue would help highlight possible solutions that could make terrorism and espionage cases unfold more smoothly.CanadaJan 23
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