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Politics Briefing: Explosion of vehicle at Rainbow Bridge border crossing puts Canadian, U.S. governments on alert - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Explosion of vehicle at Rainbow Bridge border crossing puts Canadian, U.S. governments on alert

Two people were confirmed dead in the vehicle

Opinion: When is a spy not a spy? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: When is a spy not a spy?

After years of straddling two worlds, Canada’s Global Security Reporting Program has finally led to controversy, as Michael Spavor alleges he unwittingly provided intelligence to a former GSRP officer

Ottawa faces calls to strengthen oversight of Global Affairs unit that collects intelligence - Vimarsana News

Ottawa faces calls to strengthen oversight of Global Affairs unit that collects intelligence

Former CSIS official says diplomats within the Global Security Reporting Program, a unit that collects intelligence, acted as a mini-spy agency and put lives at risk

Politics Briefing: Joly says she is hoping an expected hostage deal will lead to ceasefire - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Joly says she is hoping an expected hostage deal will lead to ceasefire

The leader of Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, said today a truce deal with Israel was close, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he hoped for good news soon about hostages

Morning Update: Ottawa faces calls to strengthen oversight of Global Affairs unit that collects intelligence - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Ottawa faces calls to strengthen oversight of Global Affairs unit that collects intelligence

Former CSIS official says diplomats within the Global Security Reporting Program acted as mini-spy agency and put lives at risk