Report on handling of Chinese interference finds serious gaps in flow of intelligence
Watchdog details tension between CSIS, security adviser over what information reaches Prime Minister, failures to track who has seen key files
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Watchdog details tension between CSIS, security adviser over what information reaches Prime Minister, failures to track who has seen key files
Intelligence regarding foreign interference sometimes didn't make it to the prime minister's desk because Canada's intelligence community and the PM's national security adviser didn't always see eye to eye on the nature of the threat, according to a recent report from one of Canada's intelligence watchdogs.
The federal government’s commitment to publishing a new national security policy every four years is a positive policy development. But the process will be complicated
Canadian officials, several of whom held governmental positions, have affirmed that there is no substantiated evidence of interference by the Indian government, encompassing disinformation or funding campaigns, during the 2021 Canada elections. These statements were delivered as part of their testimony before the Foreign Interference Commission.
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