Canadian Intelligence Resource Centre Archives

Canada carries out military exercises in Arctic
A record number of civilian agencies, including the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the Canadian Border Services Agency, are also participating, Millar said.
HTML | Published: 2008-08-26 | Added: 2009-02-02

Hillier regrets intelligence breakdown
The Chief of Canada's Defence Staff says he regrets that intelligence services did not provide information that could have thwarted the well-organized prison break in Kandahar that freed hundreds of Taliban prisoners.
HTML | Published: 2008-06-17 | Added: 2008-07-03

Canada beefing up bomb task force
IEDs are considered such a threat that a group made up of a task force, intelligence officials, CSE, and the CF expeditionary and special operations commands, among others, meets every two weeks to review progress and deal with ongoing issues.
HTML | Published: 2008-05-19 | Added: 2008-06-30

Canada's national security files discovered in bin
Canadian security officials have been left red-faced after the blueprints for an elite national security unit were found on a pile of rubbish in Ottawa. The blueprints were stamped with the markings of the Department of National Defence.
HTML | Published: 2008-03-21 | Added: 2008-04-06

Navy bomb experts sift through dust, death
With U.S. and British specialists, the Canadian divers are part of a forensic and intelligence-gathering unit called the Combined Explosives Exploitation Cell.
HTML | Published: 2008-01-14 | Added: 2008-01-27

Part spy, part sniper: UAVs increasingly in use in war
This fall, the Canadian Forces announced plans to buy a new fleet of UAVs for various uses, including intelligence-gathering during the war in Afghanistan and conducting aerial patrols in the Arctic.
HTML | Published: 2008-01-04 | Added: 2008-01-26

The spies who went out in the cold
Once Canada established weather and signal intelligence stations in the North, our government discovered that there was a great deal of Soviet radio traffic originating from the drift stations.
HTML | Published: 2007-10-28 | Added: 2007-11-03

Canadian military tackles Afghan intelligence woes
The Canadian armed forces are tackling a serious inability to quickly provide troops with military intelligence, a problem that has hampered the country's Afghan mission.
HTML | Published: 2007-09-07 | Added: 2007-10-03

Military intelligence can't keep up
The military command in charge of running the Afghanistan mission and all other overseas troop deployments is having difficulty providing the needed intelligence to support such operations.
HTML | Published: 2007-09-05 | Added: 2007-10-03

Forces looking to fuse crucial military info
The Canadian Forces is looking to build a centre to house some of its new commands as well as a high-tech system that will allow senior officers to access as-it-happens video imagery and other information from combat zones such as Afghanistan.
HTML | Published: 2007-06-29 | Added: 2007-07-04

Intelligence experts warn Defence to act quickly on fixing screening process
There is always a possibility of a Canadian Forces penetration by foreign intelligence services or by terrorist organizations, which, these days, we simply cannot afford.
HTML | Published: 2007-04-12 | Added: 2007-05-03

Canadian Forces Patrol to Confirm Arctic Sovereignty
Both teams will end their patrols at Canadian Forces Station Alert, at the northern tip of Ellesmere Island. Alert is the world's most northerly permanently settled community and conducts signals intelligence gathering.
HTML | Published: 2007-03-22 | Added: 2007-04-22

Intelligence Operator
You will collect, process, analyze and provide military intelligence in support of operations, planning and decision-making at all levels of command within the CF and the Department of National Defence.
HTML | Published: 2007-03-03 | Added: 2007-03-03

Integrating terrorism intelligence resources
Nine departments are represented in ITAC: the Privy Council Office, Foreign Affairs Canada, Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada, National Defence, Canada Border Services Agency, Transport Canada, CSE, CSIS and the RCMP.
HTML | Published: 2007-02-24 | Added: 2007-02-24

Diplomat's wife gathered intelligence for Canada in Soviet Union
Janice Cowan spent several years in the Soviet Union as a Canadian spy while the Cold War peaked and the superpower splintered into different nations.
HTML | Published: 2006-11-13 | Added: 2006-11-13

Canadian army to deploy tiny, unmanned aircraft in southern Afghanistan
As the conflict in Afghanistan has escalated, so too has the army's dependence on unmanned aircraft for intelligence gathering. Weighing less than 5 kilograms and able to fold into a backpack, the reconnaissance drone will be deployed next month.
HTML | Published: 2006-08-03 | Added: 2006-08-07

Ottawa to put $650M into spy gear upgrades
The upgrade will allow the continued exchange of sensitive information between allies and will better protect such data from prying eyes. The Canadian Forces and the Department of National Defence operate about 80% of the equipment to be modernized.
HTML | Published: 2006-07-05 | Added: 2006-07-06

Canadian UAV Proving Useful Against Taliban
The machine is useful for immobilizing the Taliban as it also transmits data to intelligence-gathering agents, can carry out reconnaissance, and give precise coordinates of a target.
HTML | Published: 2006-05-12 | Added: 2006-05-17

Military downsizes Arctic spy outpost
The military plans to replace half of its personnel with contract workers at Canadian Forces Station Alert, a secretive spying outpost at the top of the world, by November.
HTML | Published: 2006-05-05 | Added: 2006-05-08

Anatomy of the Baghdad hostage rescue
The mission, led by Britain's secretive Task Force Black, involved the work of several Canadian agencies, including the RCMP, Department of Defence, CSIS and soldiers from the elite counterterrorism unit JTF 2.
HTML | Published: 2006-03-27 | Added: 2006-04-18

Canada's air force to establish first all pilotless formation in Afghanistan
An entire flight of Sperwer tactical uninhabited aerial vehicles will soon be fully operational for reconnaissance missions over the windswept desert and craggy mountains passes in the vicinity of Kandahar.
HTML | Published: 2006-03-18 | Added: 2006-03-20

Canadian Forces Counter-Intelligence
DND and the CF are committed to ensure that, to the extent possible, all threats to the security of DND or the CF, in Canada or during foreign deployments, by hostile intelligence services, organizations or individuals involved in espionage, sabotage,  [...]
LINK | Published: 2003-03-28 | Added: 2006-01-28

Canadian Forces National Counter-Intelligence Program
CI investigations are designed to identify and exploit information regarding the extent and nature of threats to the security of DND and the CF, which may include special or sensitive debriefing initiatives.
LINK | Published: 2003-03-28 | Added: 2006-01-28

Canadian Forces Security Intelligence Liaison Program
If a clearly defined threat to the security of DND and the CF is established, the CFNCIU conducts liaison with police and security intelligence agencies under the auspices of the Security Intelligence Liaison Program to identify the nature of such  [...]
LINK | Published: 2003-03-28 | Added: 2006-01-28

Unit Portrait: The Canadian Forces National Counter-Intelligence Unit
Stood up in 1997, CFNCIU comprises mostly Military Police personnel. Its function is to identify and counter threats to the security of DND/CF property and personnel that may arise from activities such as espionage and sabotage.
LINK | Published: 2002-02-06 | Added: 2006-01-28

Russia entrusted with Canada's top satellite secrets
One of Canada's most sophisticated satellites, designed to keep watch over the country's coasts and the Arctic, will now be launched by a Russian rocket instead of an American one. "This is a post-New Year's gift to Russian military intelligence."
HTML | Published: 2006-01-18 | Added: 2006-01-21

La politique canadienne de sécurité nationale, une conséquence de la transformation des institutions publiques de sécurité depuis la fin de la Guerre froide?
The Canadian Forces, Law Enforcement Agencies, Public Safety Ministries and Intelligence Services are some of the State institutions that should adjust to security and threat changes, in line with the newly proposed Canada's National Security  [...]
PDF | Published: 2004-10-30 | Added: 2005-11-01

Communications researcher - military
Communicator Research Operators serve in all three Environmental Commands (Army, Navy and Air) and they use a wide variety of sophisticated electronic equipment to intercept and analyze electronic transmissions, including foreign communications.
HTML | Published: 2005-10-20 | Added: 2005-10-20

Canadian spies secretly studied Soviet movies
Canadian spies secretly analyzed Soviet movies during the Cold War in the hope of gleaning useful intelligence. A little-known Ottawa agency played the role of film critic in what may have been a unique intelligence-gathering project among its  [...]
HTML | Published: 2005-08-14 | Added: 2005-08-17

Senior Intelligence Analyst
Extensive experience in researching, analyzing and synthesizing information on international security and defence issues. Extensive experience in providing strategic advice and analysis to decision-makers and senior management.
HTML | Published: 2005-07-11 | Added: 2005-07-11

Roundup was routine
Jurors listening to a transcript of evidence from a Canadian intelligence officer who was serving with UN peacekeepers in Yugoslavia in 1995 heard that UN military observers passed information about the warring groups to intelligence officers.
HTML | Published: 2005-06-03 | Added: 2005-06-05

Canada Plans To Improve Light Infantry Units
Improving the capability of the light infantry by creating Tier 2 forces will give the JTF2 the added muscle it needs. The Army also plans to spend around $630 million on its intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance project.
HTML | Published: 2005-05-23 | Added: 2005-05-26

A defence plan likely to withstand any attack
A special operations group will expand Canada's commando unit, JTF2, and give it its own tactical helicopter, amphibious sea transport, intelligence, logistics and other support elements.
HTML | Published: 2005-04-21 | Added: 2005-04-24

Military intelligence warns that avian flu could be used as weapon: report
The military's intelligence arm has warned the federal government that avian influenza could be used as a weapon of bioterrorism, a heavily censored report suggests.
HTML | Published: 2005-03-10 | Added: 2005-03-10

Government lax in response to security threats: report
Intelligence agencies still do not have enough staff and scope to thwart threats to the security of Canadians and Canada's allies. The Canadian intelligence community is understaffed for the post 9/11 security environment. It needs more people.
HTML | Published: 2004-12-08 | Added: 2004-12-12

Instructor
Experience in strategic imagery exploitation in support of Intelligence operations.
HTML | Published: 2004-11-16 | Added: 2004-11-16

Experts push for security review
The federal government and the public should be engaged in the very debates conducted at the conference concerning methods of intelligence gathering and Canada's role in international operations.
HTML | Published: 2004-10-17 | Added: 2004-10-19

We don't need subs, expert says
Many argue that submarines are effective intelligence-gatherers, particularly when crammed full of the latest electronic gear and parked in a strategically vital spot to collect intelligence or monitor movement in a region of interest to Canada.
HTML | Published: 2004-10-08 | Added: 2004-10-11

The HMCS Chicoutimi, Canada's rebaptized British submarine
The Canadian navy has hailed the stealth and silence of the 70-meter (230-foot), 2,150-tonne submarine, saying it is difficult to detect and useful for conducting surveillance and intelligence-gathering.
HTML | Published: 2004-10-05 | Added: 2004-10-08

Important Canadian Forces UAV Trial
During the last week of August, the Canadian Forces will conduct a major experiment on Baffin Island and in the Atlantic region involving uninhabited aerial vehicles (UAVs) and integrated intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR)  [...]
HTML | Published: 2004-08-19 | Added: 2004-08-30

MDA expects $3M in defence orders for satellite data
The Vancouver-area company holds the exclusive international marketing rights to data from Radarsat-1, a Canadian developed satellite used to monitor environmental change, map natural resources, detect targets and for other intelligence surveying.
HTML | Published: 2004-08-30 | Added: 2004-08-30

Nos espions canadiens démasqués
La Division du renseignement, une branche ultrasecrète de la Défense, a contourné une série de règles pour donner des contrats à des proches et des amis.
HTML | Published: 2004-08-17 | Added: 2004-08-19

Forces to test unmanned patrol craft
Unmanned aircraft will be launched from Newfoundland this month as the Canadian Forces and other groups hold trials for vehicles meant to eventually increase maritime security.
HTML | Published: 2004-08-15 | Added: 2004-08-17

2,000 troops head home from Kabul
As the main contingent leaves the country, another 700 Canadian troops are arriving to provide reconnaissance and intelligence support for the entire NATO group.
HTML | Published: 2004-08-06 | Added: 2004-08-09

Canada open to polio terror
Bioterrorists using commercially available technology and materials could, with relative ease, make a synthesized version of the polio virus. "There are concerns that terrorists can now create viruses," says a military intelligence assessment.
HTML | Published: 2004-07-11 | Added: 2004-07-14

Intelligence Analyst - Space Systems
The Department of National Defence and the Director General, Operational Research are presently recruiting a defence scientist (DS) to work in the Directorate of Strategic Intelligence, as a Space Systems intelligence analyst.
HTML | Published: 2004-07-04 | Added: 2004-07-04

Canadian spy plane crashes in Kabul
One of Canada's unmanned spy planes crashed Saturday, damaging the remote-controlled aircraft so badly it will likely have to be returned to its manufacturers in France for repair.
HTML | Published: 2004-06-12 | Added: 2004-06-13

Military admits it can't detect Arctic intruders
Despite repeated assurance that it will assert Canada's sovereignty in the Artic, the military is incapable of collecting or analyzing intelligence in the North to detect foreign trespassers.
TEXT | Published: 2001-03-17 | Added: 2004-06-12

Military cash pledge no panacea
Meanwhile, Stephen Staples of the Polaris Institute in Ottawa argued that the Canadian government also needs to inject cash into intelligence operations to protect against a possible terrorist attack in Canada.
HTML | Published: 2004-06-07 | Added: 2004-06-12

Canadian spy plane grounded by mechanical troubles
Canada's pilot-less spy plane has been grounded for more than a week due to mechanical problems with its launcher, the latest in a series of growing pains facing troops since the project was launched in November.
HTML | Published: 2004-05-16 | Added: 2004-05-25

Bombings in Athens heighten concerns
Mark Lowry, the Canadian Olympic Committee's executive director of sport, said security measures are being drawn up by the RCMP, CSIS and Department of National Defence to guard the Canadian team, expected to number 275 athletes and 200 support  [...]
HTML | Published: 2004-05-05 | Added: 2004-05-10

Marine Security Contribution Program announced
An additional investment of $25 million will be provided for increased DFO air surveillance. Augmenting the existing air program is an efficient and cost-effective way to obtain intelligence on marine vessel activities.
LINK | Published: 2004-05-07 | Added: 2004-05-10

Canadian Forces purchases mini UAV system
The Canadian Forces, through the Canadian Forces Experimentation Centre has been investigating the use of UAVs to address a recognized capability deficiency in the areas of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, and Command and Control.
HTML | Published: 2004-05-04 | Added: 2004-05-09

Public Safety Act Receives Royal Assent
The Act is designed to improve Canada's capacity to prevent terrorist attacks, protect citizens and respond quickly should a threat be identified.
HTML | Published: 2004-05-06 | Added: 2004-05-08

$690M security plan unveiled
The federal government will do more spying, tighten port security, introduce digital chips in passports to thwart forgeries, and crack down on bogus refugees as part of a new comprehensive national security policy.
HTML | Published: 2004-04-28 | Added: 2004-05-02

Canada gets a military 'free ride': Clarke
"I think there's always been a perception for the last several years in the United States that Canada, while it is well-meaning, has not given the resources necessary to its law enforcement and intelligence agencies," he said.
HTML | Published: 2004-04-27 | Added: 2004-05-01

New funding initiatives
The Government of Canada will invest $137 million to support intelligence enhancement as part of the National Security Policy.
LINK | Published: 2004-04-27 | Added: 2004-05-01

Securing An Open Society: Canada's National Security Policy
Further investments to enhance Canada's intelligence collection capacity, with a focus on Security Intelligence.
LINK | Published: 2004-04-27 | Added: 2004-05-01

Securing An Open Society: Canada's National Security Policy
Further investments will be made to enhance Canada's intelligence collection capacity, with a focus on Security Intelligence.
PDF | Published: 2004-04-27 | Added: 2004-04-27

Martin to roll out ambitious national security policy
The policy will canvass six areas: improving intelligence gathering capacity, emergency planning, public health, transportation (marine) security, border security and international security.
HTML | Published: 2004-04-24 | Added: 2004-04-26

Liberals introduce new whistleblower legislation
Employees of cabinet ministers along with public servants working in areas of national security, including the RCMP, CSIS, Communications Security Establishment and National Defence, are not covered under the new legislation.
HTML | Published: 2004-03-22 | Added: 2004-04-14

The Future of Canada's Defence Intelligence
The force development plans and mission projections for the Canadian Forces and the ongoing Revolution in Military Affairs have far-reaching implications for the future role of Canada's Military Intelligence.
PDF | Published: 2002-12-22 | Added: 2004-04-13

Canada making significant effort to fight terrorism, defence minister says
"We have made a very significant contribution (to the war on terror), I think, for a country our size and we are making a continuing contribution from the standpoint not just of the military but of intelligence as well," Pratt said.
HTML | Published: 2004-03-20 | Added: 2004-03-22

Canada's troubled spy plane fleet loses 4th drone in Afghanistan
Canada's Sperwar UAVs have crashed or sustained damage in hard landings four times. Cracks have been found the wings of two planes. And problems with a launcher recently grounded the aircraft for several days.
HTML | Published: 2004-03-20 | Added: 2004-03-22

Defence Scientist - Radar Electronic Warfare
Scientists in the REW section undertake research and development in passive intercept of radar signals, electronic intelligence, threat alert, electronic countermeasures and counter-terrorism technologies for the Canadian Forces.
HTML | Published: 2004-03-16 | Added: 2004-03-16

Canadian Forces National Counter-Intelligence Unit
The mission of the CFNCIU is to provide security and CI services in support of DND and the CF during peace, crisis and war. The mandate of the unit includes providing CI advice to senior DND and CF leadership and assistance with strategic, theatre,  [...]
LINK | Published: 2003-03-28 | Added: 2004-02-25

Facing our Responsibilities - The State of Readiness of the Canadian Forces
Our foreign intelligence needs are met through signals intelligence collection by CSE, through an Interview Programme administered by DFAIT and from intelligence sharing with our Allies.
LINK | Published: 2002-10-25 | Added: 2004-02-25

The Department of National Defence and the Canadian Forces
Although the Department administers it, the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) receives its policy guidance from the Privy Council Office, which reports directly to the Prime Minister.
LINK | Published: 2002-08-06 | Added: 2004-02-25

Future Canadian Defence Policy
The discussion on Intelligence considered various aspects of the issue, especially the challenges of maximising the utility, purpose and application of technology, human resources, and finances.
LINK | Published: 2001-03-23 | Added: 2004-02-22

Intelligence and Information Superiority in the Future of Canadian Defence Policy
The force development plans and mission projections for the Canadian Forces (CF) and the ongoing Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA) have far-reaching implications for the future role of Defence Intelligence.
PDF | Published: 2001-01-01 | Added: 2004-02-22

One thing after another for red-faced spymasters
Canada's espionage agencies enjoy operating deep in the shadows. No press, for spies, is usually good press. By that measure, the past few months have not been the best times for this nation's spymasters. A string of embarassing revelations have them,  [...]
JPG | Published: 1999-11-12 | Added: 2004-02-21

Ottawa envisage la création d'une agence de renseignement international
Le ministre canadien des Affaires étrangères, John Manley, estime que le Canada aura besoin d'un financement accru pour sa Défense nationale, ses Services du renseignement, et l'aide internationale.
HTML | Published: 2001-10-05 | Added: 2004-02-11

A Short History of Canadian Military Intelligence
The Canadian Intelligence Community traces its origins to those British and French officers who were employed at various times in the early history of the country as scouts, guides, agents, liaison officers and on other duties.
LINK | Published: 1998-01-01 | Added: 2004-02-07

Buy the Best, Kill the Rest - Minister John McCallum ranks DND's Pet Projects
ISTAR, which stands for Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance, is a high-tech system that will serve as the eyes and ears of our commanders. ISTAR is projected to cost $600-700 million over ten years.
HTML | Published: 2003-02-27 | Added: 2004-02-07

Intelligence Gathering and Information Warfare
Press review about CSIS Studies, Cyber Defences, and CFS Alert.
HTML | Published: 1998-07-01 | Added: 2004-02-07

Ironside's Intelligence Centre
Reference library on military intelligence.
LINK | Published: 2001-01-01 | Added: 2004-02-07

PM wants to expand overseas spy service
In the clearest signal yet of a coming shake-up in the counter-terrorism business in this country, Prime Minister Paul Martin said this week he wants to expand Canada's spy operations overseas.
HTML | Published: 2004-02-07 | Added: 2004-02-07

Directory of the J2/Director General Intelligence office
Government electronic directory of the staff at the J2/Director General Intelligence office of the Department of National Defence.
LINK | Published: 2001-01-01 | Added: 2004-02-06

ALTAIR Unmanned Aircraft to Deploy to Canada
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems announced the award of a contract with the Canadian Forces to deploy the company's ALTAIR unmanned aircraft, a variant of the proven Predator B, in support of the Atlantic Littoral Intelligence, Surveillance,  [...]
HTML | Published: 2004-02-04 | Added: 2004-02-05

Spy plane crash leaves Afghan mission blind
One of Canada's spy planes has crashed and gone missing in Afghanistan, almost two months to the day after another crash that temporarily halted the unmanned surveillance aircraft program. That leaves the Canadian Forces in Kabul with no more spy  [...]
HTML | Published: 2004-01-20 | Added: 2004-01-26

The Missing Agency: The Case for a Canadian Foreign Intelligence Service
The focus of this dissertation lies on the controversial statement that Canada needs to create a foreign intelligence agency. It addresses the issue of why Ottawa chose not to establish a CFIS in the first place. It also answers how Canada collects  [...]
PDF | Published: 2002-11-15 | Added: 2004-01-25

The Missing Agency: The Case for a Canadian Foreign Intelligence Service, 2nd Edition
This is the second edition of a dissertation which focus lies on the controversial statement that Canada needs to create a foreign intelligence agency. It addresses the issue of why Ottawa chose not to establish a CFIS in the first place. It also  [...]
PDF | Published: 2003-02-09 | Added: 2004-01-25

1,700 planes intercepted since 9/11
United States and Canadian military aircraft have scrambled nearly 1,700 times to intercept or divert suspicious aircraft since the Sept 11 attacks.
HTML | Published: 2004-01-17 | Added: 2004-01-17

Taking stock of the intelligence function
While DND and CF intelligence resources were supporting deployed operations, the Chief of Review Services was conducting an internal audit to determine if those capabilities were being used most effectively and strategically.
LINK | Published: 2003-01-22 | Added: 2004-01-14

Canada Says Aims to Be a Strong U.S. Defense Partner
Pratt said, however, there are two priorities that are immediately obvious: the need to be able to deploy forces to hotspots around the world more quickly, and the need for "intelligence assets" to be able to direct firepower.
HTML | Published: 2004-01-13 | Added: 2004-01-13

Canada can't strut on the cheap
Our diplomats not only make our case abroad, but also ferret out intelligence affecting our security and commercial interests.
HTML | Published: 2003-12-18 | Added: 2003-12-22

Imagery Analyst
Proven ability in researching, analysing, synthesizing information and writing in-depth reports and analyses for internal and external audiences, with emphasis on the fields of defence or intelligence.
HTML | Published: 2003-12-16 | Added: 2003-12-16

Canada Launches System to Nab Terrorists
The Canadian military has signed a $3.1-million deal to create a deep-sea "tripwire" system to catch smugglers, terrorists or others trying to approach Canada's coasts illegally.
HTML | Published: 2003-12-15 | Added: 2003-12-15

Historical Declassification and Access to Information: A Bureaucrat's Nightmare
Information about intelligence aspects of military activities is very difficult to find in the open domain and what is provided through open sources might be regarded as suspect.
PDF | Published: 2002-11-06 | Added: 2003-11-30

Intelligence Analyst: Radiologist And Nuclear Warfare
The Department of National Defence and the Operational Research Division are presently recruiting a Defence Scientist (DS) to work in the Directorate of Strategic Intelligence, as a Radiological and Nuclear Warfare Intelligence Analyst.
HTML | Published: 2003-11-21 | Added: 2003-11-21

Russia shares landmine info with Canadian ISAF troops
Moscow is prepared to provide intelligence to Canada to help avert attacks such as the land mine blast that killed two Canadian peacekeepers in Kabul last week, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov said on Monday.
TEXT | Published: 2003-10-09 | Added: 2003-10-09

Retired Canadian intelligence officer tries hand at Sask municipal politics
Six years after he was named as the operative in a bogus spy scandal involving Quebec separatists in Washington, retired lieutenant-colonel Ray Taylor is out in his small-town Saskatchewan neighbourhood shaking hands and kissing babies.
HTML | Published: 2003-10-07 | Added: 2003-10-07

32 Canadian Brigade Group
Presentation of the 32 Canadian Brigade Group, including the 2 Intelligence Company.
LINK | Published: 2001-09-19 | Added: 2003-09-09

33 Canadian Brigade Group
Presentation of the 33 Canadian Brigade Group, including the 2 Intelligence Platoon.
LINK | Published: 2001-09-19 | Added: 2003-09-09

A2 Intelligence
The A2 is the Commander's principal advisor and staff officer on Intelligence matters. A2 is responsible to operate a peace time Intelligence Centre, and provide stafff or AOC and ACC. The A2 provides guidance and direction, including career planning  [...]
LINK | Published: 2002-07-15 | Added: 2003-09-09

Air Reserve Qualifications
Recruiting information for intelligence officers in the Canadian Forces Air Reserve.
LINK | Published: 2002-07-17 | Added: 2003-09-09

Canada - United States Defence Relations
Following the events of September 11, 2001, the Government of Canada responded to requests from the U.S. for military assistance, ranging from intelligence-sharing and vigilance as part of our participation in NORAD, to the deployment of CF personnel  [...]
LINK | Published: 2003-01-08 | Added: 2003-09-09

Department of National Defence
Official site of the Department of National Defence.
LINK | Published: 1901-01-01 | Added: 2003-09-09

The Limits of Current Policy
The recent caution by the Deputy Prime Minister, John Manley, that the creation of a new agency is not something to be rushed into and that “…it is one of those deeper issues which requires a lot more careful thought and consideration.
LINK | Published: 2002-05-21 | Added: 2003-09-09

Canadian Forces Units
Army, Air Force and Navy units within the Canadian Forces.
PDF | Published: 2003-07-07 | Added: 2003-08-05

Canadian Security and Military Preparedness: Excerpts
The Committee learned that the operations of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service are basically limited to the collection of intelligence in Canada. Except for the investigation of immigration cases, it lacks the resources to routinely operate in  [...]
PDF | Published: 2002-02-01 | Added: 2003-08-05

Contemporary Threats, Future Tasks: Canadian Intelligence and the Challenges of Global Security
Canada’s intelligence community consists of a complex web of functionally differentiated agencies for the collection, assessment and protection of security-relevant knowledge on behalf of this country’s foreign policy, security and defence  [...]
PDF | Published: 2003-08-05 | Added: 2003-08-05

CFS Leitrim Detachment Gander
CFS Leitrim Detachment's remote operation operates and maintains signals intelligence collection and geo-location facilities in support of the Canadian cryptologic program.
LINK | Published: 2003-03-31 | Added: 2003-07-07

Canadiens sous uniforme étranger?
Le conservateur David Price a repris ses accusations sur la présence de forces spéciales canadiennes au Kosovo, ajoutant que ces troupes pourraient agir sous des uniformes américains ou britanniques.
JPG | Published: 1999-04-21 | Added: 2003-03-09

Budget 2003: Canada in the World
New security concerns have demanded action to keep our borders secure, while facilitating the legitimate flow of goods, services and people. In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, the Government introduced a $7.7-billion package of measures to ensure  [...]
LINK | Published: 2003-02-18 | Added: 2003-02-18

Intelligence Analyst: Biological Warfare
The Department of National Defence and the Director General of Operational Research are presently recruiting a Defence Scientist (DS) to work in the Directorate of Strategic Intelligence, as a Biological Warfare Intelligence Analyst. The successful  [...]
HTML | Published: 2003-02-08 | Added: 2003-02-08

Intelligence Analyst: Chemical Warfare
The Department of National Defence and the Director General of Operational Research are presently recruiting a Defence Scientist (DS) to work in the Directorate of Strategic Intelligence, as a Chemical Warfare Intelligence Analyst. The successful  [...]
HTML | Published: 2003-02-08 | Added: 2003-02-08

Intelligence Analyst: Radiological And Nuclear Warfare
The Department of National Defence and the Director General of Operational Research are presently recruiting a Defence Scientist (DS) to work in the Directorate of Strategic Intelligence, as a Radiological and Nuclear Warfare Intelligence Analyst. The  [...]
HTML | Published: 2003-02-08 | Added: 2003-02-08

Defence Scientist
The Department of National Defence and Defence R&D Canada are presently recruiting Defence Scientists (DS) to work in the Tactical Vehicle Systems Section at Defence R&D Canada - Suffield (DRDC Suffield). The succuessful individual will be part of a  [...]
HTML | Published: 2003-01-15 | Added: 2003-01-15

Intelligence Branch celebrates 20 years
Established October 29, 1982, the Intelligence Branch perpetuates the Canadian Intelligence Corps, which stood up the same day in 1942. Intelligence operators and officers are employed in a number of roles in all environments.
PDF | Published: 2002-10-30 | Added: 2002-12-05

Les forces spéciales canadiennes ont quitté l'Afghanistan
Les forces spéciales canadiennes, la discrète Joint Task Force 2, ont finalement quitté l'Afghanistan pour rentrer au bercail, a annoncé mercredi le ministre de la Défense, John McCallum.
HTML | Published: 2002-11-27 | Added: 2002-11-27

Speaking Notes for Margaret Bloodworth
To continue adapting to the changes we see unfolding, we need to learn some lessons from our past.
PDF | Published: 2002-09-27 | Added: 2002-11-13

Canadian Security and Military Preparedness: The Government's Response
Through increased resources to equip and deploy more intelligence officers and investigative personnel, as well as improved coordination among law enforcement, intelligence and security agencies, we have taken the necessary steps to make our system even  [...]
PDF | Published: 2002-10-16 | Added: 2002-10-16

History Of 1st Canadian Division Intelligence Company (1989-2000)
The role of 1 Cdn Div Int Coy is to provide combat intelligence support to 1 Cdn Div HQ. The Company has a peacetime establishment of 3 officers and 23 non-commissioned members.
LINK | Published: 2000-06-01 | Added: 2002-07-22

Budget 2001: Enhancing Security for Canadians
Budget 2001 builds on the Government’s long-term plan for a stronger economy and a more secure society, but it also responds to immediate economic and security concerns.
LINK | Published: 2001-12-10 | Added: 2002-07-18

Canadian Security and Military Preparedness
The objective of the Committee over the past seven months has been to make its members familiar with the issues and government officials associated with national security and defence, as well as with the opinions of a range of academic and  [...]
LINK | Published: 2002-02-01 | Added: 2002-07-01

The Future of Military Intelligence Within the Canadian Forces
First, the essay will consider the current state of military intelligence in the Canadian Forces, identifying its strengths and weak-nesses. Second, it will identify the factors influencing the future of the CF and of the Intelligence Branch. Third, it  [...]
PDF | Published: 2001-09-01 | Added: 2002-06-27

Budget 2001 Fact Files: Department of National Defence
Intelligence and policing measures, meanwhile, will get $1.6-billion to deploy more officers, improve information-sharing between agencies, boost marine security and strengthen the role of the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada  [...]
LINK | Published: 2002-04-29 | Added: 2002-04-29

Canada - United States Defence Relations
The United States is Canada's most important ally and defence partner. Defence and security relations between the two countries are longstanding, well entrenched and highly successful.
LINK | Published: 2001-12-06 | Added: 2002-03-04

Air Reserve Qualifications: Intelligence Operator
The functions of the Reg F INT OP occupation are to provide intelligence services required by the Sea, Land, and Air elements of the CF; to collect, process, and disseminate information and intelligence; to administer intelligence databases; and to  [...]
LINK | Published: 2001-10-15 | Added: 2001-12-01

Canadian Forces Intelligence Units
Name and Internet address of Canadian Forces intelligence units
TEXT | Published: 2001-12-01 | Added: 2001-12-01