Canadian Security Intelligence Service

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Canada’s spy agency is sounding the alarm over state-sponsored espionage

12.05.18

By Rachel Browne and Steven Zhou
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Canada will start reporting when it uses intelligence obtained through torture

09.25.17

By Justin Ling
News

A lawsuit alleges Canada’s spy service rejected job applicants because their names sound “Muslim”

07.14.17

By Rachel Browne
News

Canada’s main spy agency refuses to say whether it thinks Russia is interfering in Canadian politics

05.12.17

By Justin Ling
News

Documents confirm CSIS didn’t tell the Trudeau government about its illegal metadata program

02.02.17

By Justin Ling
News

Canada’s spies may have kept the Trudeau government in the dark about their main intelligence database

01.04.17

By Justin Ling
Tech

How Bureaucrats and Spies Turned Canada Into a Surveillance State

11.04.16

By Jordan Pearson
News

Trudeau government says it didn’t know about illegal Canadian spy program

11.04.16

By Justin Ling
Tech

Canadian Spies Illegally Retained Metadata for a Decade

11.03.16

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

CSIS Had No Policy for Collecting and Using Massive Amounts of Data

09.30.16

By Jordan Pearson
News

Canada’s Spies Won Awards for ‘Dangerous’ Work in Afghanistan, but Details Remain Secret

05.31.16

By Justin Ling
News

Secret Newsletter Shows How Canada’s Spies Deal With Facebook and Foreign Espionage

02.18.16

By Laurent Bastien Corbeil

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