McCallum recently told the South China Morning Post that he had warned China that more harmful actions against Canada would help the Conservative party get elected. Continue reading →

Details of the CSIS practices are emerging in a case mounted by the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association in the Federal Court of Canada. Continue reading →

It has been more than five years since Qing “Quentin” Huang was arrested in Burlington, Ont., following an RCMP-led investigation called Project Seascape. Continue reading →

For the first time, Canada has placed two neo-Nazi groups on its list of outlawed terrorist organizations. Continue reading →

A deep-cover Hezbollah sleeper agent, Ali Kourani visited Pearson airport seven times and gathered information about security measures there until his arrest in 2017. Continue reading →

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service says the secret file on the former prime minister was scrapped because it fell short of the legal threshold for retention by either the service or the archives. Continue reading →

The case of an Ottawa Commissionaire highlights the social media scrutiny employees now face from governments and employers. Continue reading →

A secret document reveals that federal officials have looked at “possible options” and “transfer scenarios” for bringing home captured Canadian ISIS members. Continue reading →

“Had we made the decision on the 5G when everybody else did, we wouldn’t be the lone person standing out,” said one former CSIS official. Continue reading →

Facebook said the action was taken because the content violated its community standards and that it was continuing to review the group. Continue reading →