Surveillance
Canada’s Intelligence Reform: A Closer Look at Pending National Security Legislation
Craig Forcese, Kent Roach Fri, Feb 16, 2018, 7:00 AM
Canada is undertaking the most substantial reforms to its national security law since 1984, when its first civilian intelligence agency, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, was created. Like other democracies attempting to lawfully use emerging technologies, Canada is seeking to codify once-murky intelligence practices into statute.