A 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. Continue reading
The question which now demands an answer, a satisfactory answer, is why Omar Khadr is being offered a reported $10 million. Continue reading
In rejecting a request from Mohamed Mahjoub to have most conditions lifted, Judge Henry Brown ruled the terms were necessary to ensure public safety. Continue reading
Canada’s security agencies will be able to keep up with the new tasks that come with additional oversight, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale is promising. Continue reading
“There is work for this committee to do.” Continue reading
Aspects 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. Continue reading
The measure is part of a package of national security changes being tabled by Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government. Continue reading
Canada stands to lose if it breaks off intelligence-sharing ties with the United States, say national security experts. Continue reading
In the delicate balance between constitutional rights and additional powers for security agencies – Canadians have voted to protect their rights. Continue reading
David Vigneault, a senior government official with experience at several federal security agencies, will be the next head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. Continue reading
