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'Inherited a mess': CSIS employees applaud director's blunt memo on 'systemic' issues at spy agency

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Police, fire, even CSIS, on a hiring blitz, as Ottawa responds to safety concerns and crime

Recruitment drive at Salaberry Armory drew security work applicants of all ages The Canadian Armed Forces’ Charles Michel de Salaberry Armoury on Laval’s Le Carrefour Boulevard was teeming with police, military, firefighting, public safety, and even Canadian intelligence service officials on Thursday last week. But they weren’t there responding to an emergency or a crisis. Instead, they had gathered for one of the largest collective drives in re…CSIS · Laval Read Article

CSIS is hiring. Multiple jobs available if you want to be Canada’s James Bond, Q or Miss Moneypenny

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The Canadian Security Intelligence Service has multiple field and desk positions available. While most are based in Ottawa, there are some available in other Ontario cities and other provinces.CSIS · Ottawa See the Story

Canada’s spy agency now shares intel with corporations — thanks to a push from TC Energy

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Editor’s note: This story is a collaboration between the Investigative Journalism Foundation and The Narwhal. A Canadian oil and gas firm successfully pressed Canada’s spy agency to start sharing government intelligence with the country’s wealthiest companies, something advocates say will…Espionage · Canada See the Story

India never provided their own evidence amid concerns about Sikh separatists in Canada: former NSIAs

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A former CSIS director and national security adviser to two prime ministers says India never provided evidence to Canada when it would raise concerns about Sikh separatist activity on Canadian soil.Sikh · Canada See the Story

CSIS says new warrantless powers need more 'precision,' 'surprised' by border bill pushback

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Canada’s spy agency now shares intel with corporations — thanks to a push from TC Energy

India never provided their own evidence amid concerns about Sikh separatists in Canada: former NSIAs

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CSIS is hiring. Multiple jobs available if you want to be Canada’s James Bond, Q or Miss Moneypenny

Canada’s spy agency now shares intel with corporations — thanks to a push from TC Energy

India never provided their own evidence amid concerns about Sikh separatists in Canada: former NSIAs

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'Inherited a mess': CSIS employees applaud director's blunt memo on 'systemic' issues at spy agency

Police, fire, even CSIS, on a hiring blitz, as Ottawa responds to safety concerns and crime

CSIS is hiring. Multiple jobs available if you want to be Canada’s James Bond, Q or Miss Moneypenny

Canada’s spy agency now shares intel with corporations — thanks to a push from TC Energy

India never provided their own evidence amid concerns about Sikh separatists in Canada: former NSIAs

CSIS says new warrantless powers need more 'precision,' 'surprised' by border bill pushback

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'Inherited a mess': CSIS employees applaud director's blunt memo on 'systemic' issues at spy agency

Police, fire, even CSIS, on a hiring blitz, as Ottawa responds to safety concerns and crime

CSIS is hiring. Multiple jobs available if you want to be Canada’s James Bond, Q or Miss Moneypenny

Canada’s spy agency now shares intel with corporations — thanks to a push from TC Energy

India never provided their own evidence amid concerns about Sikh separatists in Canada: former NSIAs

CSIS says new warrantless powers need more 'precision,' 'surprised' by border bill pushback

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