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Intelligence watchdog s delayed report says Global Affairs program risks blowback

Intelligence watchdog s delayed report says Global Affairs program risks blowback
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Toronto sports plus other letters, Dec 13: I was born a Maple Leafs fan … I just keep cheering them on, win or lose

In today’s letters to the editor: diplomatic reporting; housing; green electricity; the opioid crisis; U.S. universities; Toronto sports; Reader’s Digest Canada

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National-security adviser nixes idea of foreign-intelligence agency for Canada

Creation of such an agency ‘is not on the policy agenda’ at the moment, Jody Thomas tells ‘Navigating the future of national security’ event

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Opinion: Canada s controversial diplomatic reporting program must be preserved

The Global Security Reporting Program has faced backlash after Michael Spavor alleged that the program got him and Michael Kovrig thrown in a Chinese prison

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Canadian diplomats sent to hot spots overstepped their authority, former CSIS head says

Global Affairs says these officers do not operate covertly and do not pay sources for information. But the department acknowledges that their reports can be shared with CSIS and Five Eyes intelligence partners

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