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Canada Olympic Women's Football Team Docked Six Points Over Drone Scandal
Canada's Olympic women's football team have been deducted six points and their coach Beverly Priestman suspended for a year after a staff member used a drone to spy on a rival team at the Paris Games.
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Canada Football Staff Sent Home Over Olympic Drone Scandal
An assistant coach and an analyst with the Canadian women's football team were on Wednesday sent home from the Olympics for their part in a spying scandal.
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Canada Spies Find China Interfered In 2 Elections Won By Justin Trudeau
Canada's domestic spy agency concluded that China interfered in the last two elections, an official probe heard on Monday, the firmest evidence so far of suspected Chinese meddling in Canadian politics.
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Canada Accuses India Of Interfering In Its Elections, Centre's Response
Canada has accused India and Pakistan of meddling in its federal elections - a charge unequivocally rejected by India. Canada's spy agency released an unclassified summary tabled as part of a federal inquiry examining potential foreign interference.
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US Jet Shoots Down "Unidentified Object" Over Canada, 2nd Strike In 2 Days
A U.S. F-22 fighter jet shot down an unidentified cylindrical object over Canada on Saturday, the second such instance in as many days, as North America appeared on edge following a week-long Chinese spying balloon saga.
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They Sheltered Edward Snowden In Hong Kong. Now, Granted Asylum In Canada
Four Sri Lankan refugees who hid Edward Snowden in their tiny Hong Kong apartments when he was on the run after exposing NSA spying landed in Canada on Tuesday where they were granted asylum, ending years in limbo.
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Saudi Crown Prince Sent "Hit Squad" To Assassinate Ex-Spy In Canada: Lawsuit
A former senior Saudi intelligence official said in a US lawsuit Thursday that the country's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman tried to have him assassinated in 2018, just weeks after dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in Turkey.
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Canada Spy Agency Warned Of "Global Shock Waves" From Huawei's CFO Arrest
Canada's intelligence agency warned that arresting the daughter of billionaire Huawei founder Ren Zheng would set off global "shock waves" and seriously affect ties with China, just before her detention in Vancouver on a U.S. extradition request, new court documents show.
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Top Canadian Intelligence Officer Arrested On Charges Of Spying
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said on Friday that they had arrested a senior intelligence officer for allegedly stealing sensitive documents.
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US Expels 60 Russians As Allies Back Britain In Russia Spy Row
The United States joined Britain's allies in Europe and around the world Monday in expelling scores of suspected Russian spies in an unprecedented response to a nerve agent attack.
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Russian Envoys Expelled By US, 14 European States Over UK Spy attack
US President Donald Trump has authorized the expulsion of 60 alleged Russian spies from the United States in response to a nerve agent attack on an ex-spy in the English city of Salisbury.
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Canada's Spy Agency Was Warned About Jaspal Atwal Being Seen With Justin Trudeau
Canada's spy agency had been warned about the repercussions of convicted Khalistani terrorist Jaspal Atwal attending events with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on his tour to India, Canadian media reported on Friday.
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Families Who Provided Shelter To Snowden In Hong Kong Seek Asylum In Canada
Three families who helped shelter former US National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden in Hong Kong in 2013 after his mass leak of information about surveillance programmes have asked Canada for asylum, their lawyer said on Friday.
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Justin Trudeau Decries Police Monitoring Of Journalists
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday vigorously defended Canada's free press, and said he would consider stricter safeguards after it was revealed that police spied on at least eight journalists.
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Canada Spy Agency Joins Twitter: 'It's Your Turn To Follow Us'
Canada's main spy agency joined Twitter on Wednesday, announcing in a cheeky flip of the script: "Now it's your turn to follow us."
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Canada Olympic Women's Football Team Docked Six Points Over Drone Scandal
Canada's Olympic women's football team have been deducted six points and their coach Beverly Priestman suspended for a year after a staff member used a drone to spy on a rival team at the Paris Games.
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Canada Football Staff Sent Home Over Olympic Drone Scandal
An assistant coach and an analyst with the Canadian women's football team were on Wednesday sent home from the Olympics for their part in a spying scandal.
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Canada Spies Find China Interfered In 2 Elections Won By Justin Trudeau
Canada's domestic spy agency concluded that China interfered in the last two elections, an official probe heard on Monday, the firmest evidence so far of suspected Chinese meddling in Canadian politics.
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Canada Accuses India Of Interfering In Its Elections, Centre's Response
Canada has accused India and Pakistan of meddling in its federal elections - a charge unequivocally rejected by India. Canada's spy agency released an unclassified summary tabled as part of a federal inquiry examining potential foreign interference.
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US Jet Shoots Down "Unidentified Object" Over Canada, 2nd Strike In 2 Days
A U.S. F-22 fighter jet shot down an unidentified cylindrical object over Canada on Saturday, the second such instance in as many days, as North America appeared on edge following a week-long Chinese spying balloon saga.
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They Sheltered Edward Snowden In Hong Kong. Now, Granted Asylum In Canada
Four Sri Lankan refugees who hid Edward Snowden in their tiny Hong Kong apartments when he was on the run after exposing NSA spying landed in Canada on Tuesday where they were granted asylum, ending years in limbo.
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Saudi Crown Prince Sent "Hit Squad" To Assassinate Ex-Spy In Canada: Lawsuit
A former senior Saudi intelligence official said in a US lawsuit Thursday that the country's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman tried to have him assassinated in 2018, just weeks after dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in Turkey.
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Canada Spy Agency Warned Of "Global Shock Waves" From Huawei's CFO Arrest
Canada's intelligence agency warned that arresting the daughter of billionaire Huawei founder Ren Zheng would set off global "shock waves" and seriously affect ties with China, just before her detention in Vancouver on a U.S. extradition request, new court documents show.
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Top Canadian Intelligence Officer Arrested On Charges Of Spying
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said on Friday that they had arrested a senior intelligence officer for allegedly stealing sensitive documents.
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US Expels 60 Russians As Allies Back Britain In Russia Spy Row
The United States joined Britain's allies in Europe and around the world Monday in expelling scores of suspected Russian spies in an unprecedented response to a nerve agent attack.
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Russian Envoys Expelled By US, 14 European States Over UK Spy attack
US President Donald Trump has authorized the expulsion of 60 alleged Russian spies from the United States in response to a nerve agent attack on an ex-spy in the English city of Salisbury.
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Canada's Spy Agency Was Warned About Jaspal Atwal Being Seen With Justin Trudeau
Canada's spy agency had been warned about the repercussions of convicted Khalistani terrorist Jaspal Atwal attending events with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on his tour to India, Canadian media reported on Friday.
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Families Who Provided Shelter To Snowden In Hong Kong Seek Asylum In Canada
Three families who helped shelter former US National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden in Hong Kong in 2013 after his mass leak of information about surveillance programmes have asked Canada for asylum, their lawyer said on Friday.
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Justin Trudeau Decries Police Monitoring Of Journalists
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday vigorously defended Canada's free press, and said he would consider stricter safeguards after it was revealed that police spied on at least eight journalists.
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Canada Spy Agency Joins Twitter: 'It's Your Turn To Follow Us'
Canada's main spy agency joined Twitter on Wednesday, announcing in a cheeky flip of the script: "Now it's your turn to follow us."
