Security Of Information Act

• Alleged Chinese spy freed on bail by Quebec judge ahead of his trial

  Yuesheng Wang, 35, is the first person to be charged with economic espionage under Canada's Security of Information Act. He also faces three charges under the Criminal Code.

  Canada

  Nov 28, 2022
  
• Man accused of espionage to benefit China tells court he wants to stay in Canada to clear his name

  The 35-year-old has been detained since his Nov. 14 arrest by the RCMP, and federal prosecutors are opposing his release because they consider him a flight risk.

  Canada

  Nov 24, 2022
  
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• Bail hearing set for former Hydro-Quebec worker alleged to have sent secrets to China

  Yuesheng Wang, 35, is the first person in Canada charged with economic espionage under the Security of Information Act. He also faces three other charges.

  Canada

  Nov 18, 2022
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• Man accused of obtaining trade secrets for China appears in Quebec courtroom

  Yuesheng Wang, 35, allegedly obtained trade secrets for the Chinese government while he was employed with Hydro-Québec earlier this year.

  Canada

  Nov 15, 2022
• Trial of RCMP employee accused of leaking secrets delayed by 1 year

  Ortis was taken into custody in 2019 for allegedly revealing secrets to an unnamed recipient and planning to give more classified information to an unspecified foreign entity.

  Canada

  Sep 1, 2022
• RCMP ‘assessing the impacts’ after top official accused of planning to share secrets

  In a statement, RCMP said the force has been shaken by last week's arrest of Cameron Jay Ortis,

  Canada

  Sep 16, 2019
• Convicted Canadian spy who sold secrets to Russia granted day parole

  Former junior navy officer Jeffrey Delisle was given day parole on Tuesday following a three-hour hearing at Dorchester Penitentiary in New Brunswick.

  Canada

  Aug 22, 2018
• Feds want to extend veil of permanent secrecy over 11 new agencies

  The prime minister's national security adviser, federal lawyers who work on terrorism cases and intelligence analysts in the Privy Council Office would be forever forbidden from discussing sensitive aspects of their work under proposed new rules.

  Canada

  Jun 16, 2013