Jim Bronskill The Canadian Press
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🔮 The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear the appeal of a man sanctioned by Ottawa over his ties to Moscow.
🔮 Those bemused — or deceived — by the fictions of page and screen would benefit by learning how espionage is really done.”
The study is being published this month on the website of the Policy Insights Forum, the research wing of the lobbying firm Samuel Associates.
🔮 The national spy watchdog says the Canadian Security Intelligence Service may not have complied with the law when using special powers to gather information.
🔮 He says the Conservative plan would expand refining capacity, help refineries process more Canadian crude and build the transportation and storage infrastructure needed to supply every region.
🔮 The Crown argued Ortis had no authority to disclose classified material and that he was not doing so as part of a legitimate undercover operation, though it could not pinpoint a motive.
🔮 The secretariat of the highly secretive committee would not elaborate on the scope, timeframe or potential findings of the review, which was announced in a brief June statement.
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