Canada’s spy agency ended its investigation of right-wing extremism 10 months before a gunman killed six worshippers at a Quebec City mosque, a new report reveals. Continue reading
An October 2016 Federal Court decision said CSIS broke the law by keeping and analyzing electronic data about people who were not actually under investigation. Continue reading
The U.S. issued alerts from its embassies in Ottawa, Quebec and Nova Scotia on Friday, warning of a potential terrorist attack targeting American citizens. Continue reading
Google is responding to an exclusive Global News story about a potential security breach at Canada’s spy headquarters. Continue reading
CSIS employees could be victims of a massive security breach, open to anybody with a computer and access to Google Maps. Continue reading
Hundreds of pages of documents obtained under the Access to Information Act show the backroom discussions that occurred over basic questions about Canada’s far right. Continue reading
The House of Commons returns after a two-week break on Monday and all eyes will be on the man in the hot seat as Daniel Jean prepares to testify before committee on what has become known as the Jaspal Atwal affair. Continue reading
The official who briefed Global’s David Akin spoke about his motive for doing so, why he believes the Indian government might be involved, and Canada’s relationship with Indian security agencies. Continue reading
The Indian government says any suggestion it was behind the presence of a convicted attempted assassin at a dinner held during the visit by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last week is “baseless and unacceptable.” Continue reading
When foreign fighters from conflicts abroad try to return to Canada, a senior national security official with the spy agency says he’s confident law enforcement will know about them ahead of time. Continue reading
