NATO chief warns of threat of industrial espionage from other nations
Canada and its NATO allies are facing a growing threat from espionage, said NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg. Continue reading
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Huawei executive arrested in Poland says spying allegations ‘groundless’
The case comes as a range of Western countries have either taken steps or said they are considering measures to limit access of Huawei to their markets. Continue reading
Hunting Russian hackers: Meet the Canadian on the frontlines of a cyberwar
By Jeff Semple Senior Digital Broadcast Journalist
From hacking anti-doping agencies to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, a flurry of recent high-profile cyberattacks has been blamed on Russians. Continue reading
‘You’re playing with fire’: Russia warns Britain over spy poisoning accusations
Russia told Britain at the United Nations Security Council on Thursday that “you’re playing with fire and you’ll be sorry” over its accusations that Moscow was to blame for poisoning a former Russian spy and his daughter. Continue reading
US, France, UK and Germany condemn nerve agent attack on Russian spy, blame Moscow
Moscow has denied any responsibility for the attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. Continue reading
U.K. expels 23 Russian diplomats over nerve attack on spy, biggest single expulsion since Cold War
May told parliament Britain would also freeze Russian state assets wherever there was evidence of a threat and downgrade its attendance at the soccer World Cup this summer. Continue reading
Showdown looms between Britain, Russia as deadline expires for nerve attack explanation
London gave Moscow until midnight to explain how a Soviet-era nerve weapon was used against a former Russian double agent. Continue reading
Russian ex-spy mystery: Here’s what we know about nerve-agent attack on Sergei Skripal
Here’s what we know about Sergei Skripal and British-Russia espionage history. Continue reading
Eight Canadians sickened in mysterious Cuba incidents, RCMP leading investigation
The RCMP is leading the investigation into what is causing a mysterious range of symptoms among Canadian diplomats and their families in Cuba over the past year, and three diplomatic families who had been posted to Cuba over the summer have since opted to return out of concerns over what officials are characterizing as uncharted territory. Continue reading
Court won’t release warrant allowing CSIS to spy on Chinese embassy
Disclosing the details of Canadian spying on the Chinese embassy in Ottawa would “cause injury” to national security and international relations, the Federal Court has ruled. In a decision released publicly on Thursday, Justice Richard Mosley ruled against an Ontario man who was ensnared by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service operation. WATCH: (DEC. 2013) Canadian… Continue reading