Robert Fife

Spy agency provided classified briefing to Liberal Party officials about alleged irregularities in Dong’s 2019 nomination, Foreign Interference Commission hears

Delay in releasing road map has frustrated military officials who want Canada to meet commitments to NATO, NORAD

Scientists fired for sharing confidential information with China, CSIS says

Canada’s critical mineral resources, advanced technological sectors and integration with the U.S. complement AUKUS objectives, article in the London-based Legatum Institute says

CSIS and OSFI both insist on complete disinvestment of three principal shareholders

Commissioner’s decision to grant standing to certain politicians behind the move to withdraw, group says

Commissioner has asked for documents relating to government’s possible involvement, which could further damage relations between Canada and India

New reforms would ban federal funding for sensitive research that involves foreign institutions that pose a national-security risk to Canada

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has accused the government of India of being behind the brazen shooting of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen – an allegation strongly denied by the Indian government that led to a deterioration in bilateral relations

Long-withheld report finds instances of intelligence gathering in program linked to two Michaels

According to a report from the Communications Security Establishment, cyberattacks are on the rise in national elections around the world

Lawyer for Spavor in confidential negotiations for multimillion-dollar settlement from Ottawa for nearly three-year ordeal

Former prime minister warns that the ‘firewalls’ that once helped keep antisemitism in check after the Holocaust have been breached

Over the last two years, the Chinese telecom has filed patent applications for research done in collaboration with academics at five universities

The aim of the propaganda campaign was to discourage MPs from criticizing China’s authoritarian Communist Party, according to the department

FBI Director Christopher Wray says West must stop Chinese government stealing of technology

Privy Council Office has launched investigation into social media posts of public servant who accused Canada and other Western countries of aiding Israel in ‘war crimes’

Plan to limit short-term rentals part of a broader strategy to win over Canadians upset about the rising cost of living, officials say

Confidential information from the RCMP and FBI allege William Majcher collaborated with another former RCMP officer, Kenneth Marsh, to support the Chinese Ministry of Public Security

The report says the strategy sends some scholarship students to Canada from the People’s Republic of China with the aim of gaining access to critical high tech