Canada's National Security Strategy Release

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1. 29 Oct

   To do so, the strategy states Canada is looking to boost its intelligence and security apparatus, promising to build more intelligence, counterintelligence and cyber-defence capabilities and likely grant them more legal powers in the near future.

   3 outlets · National Post

Coverage 8 articles

• 30 Oct Morning Update: Canada prepares for a more dangerous worldCanada is updating its national-security strategy to address complex threats including cyberattacks and economic coercion. The government aims to enhance intelligence gathering and cybersecurity while expanding military capabilities across various domains like space and cyberspace. This approach underscores a shift towards strategic autonomy, reducing reliance on traditional allies and building domestic capacity in…The Globe and Mail
• 30 Oct If Carney wants to influence global affairs, he'll need to fix Global Affairs firstThe article discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney’s efforts to reshape Canada's global influence through new national security and foreign policy strategies. While these documents aim to clarify Canada's stance in a post-Trump world, the author highlights that Global Affairs Canada, burdened by staffing issues and low morale, lacks the capacity to effectively implement these ambitious policies. The piece emphasizes…Toronto Star
• 29 Oct Canada's new national security strategy will shield economy, modernize militaryCanada's federal government released a new national security strategy on Thursday, focusing on defending the economy and preparing for potential war in an unstable world. The plan aims to modernize intelligence capabilities and increase defence spending, with Canada allocating over $163 billion towards military expenditures by mid-decade. Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized the need for secure access to critical…CBC
• 29 Oct Canada's new national security strategy will shield economy, modernize militaryCanada's federal government released a new national security strategy on Thursday, focusing on defending the economy and preparing for potential war scenarios in an increasingly unstable world. The plan aims to modernize Canada’s intelligence capabilities and increase defence spending to over $163 billion by mid-decade. While it maintains a cooperative relationship with the United States, the strategy also…CBC
• 29 Oct Carney making announcement about AI and digital sovereigntyPrime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce plans on Thursday aimed at enhancing Canada's "AI digital sovereignty." The specific details of the measures are not provided in the article, but the focus is on bolstering Canada’s capabilities and control over artificial intelligence technologies.CBC
• 29 Oct Frontier AI one of greatest threats to Canadians as Ottawa releases national security strategyFederal officials in Ottawa released a national security strategy highlighting frontier AI models as one of the greatest current threats to Canadians, alongside other risks like cyber attacks and war. The 13-page document, titled "The Plan for a Stronger Canada," outlines measures to protect against various dangers by boosting intelligence and cybersecurity capabilities and plans new legislation within a year to…National Post
• 29 Oct National security strategy release expected to focus on economic safegaurdsThe Canadian government will release a new national security strategy today focusing on economic safeguards and traditional threats like espionage and terrorism. David Morrison, an adviser to Prime Minister Mark Carney, stated that the document aims to enhance defenses against various security challenges. This release follows the 2004 policy "Securing an Open Society" and is expected to address issues such as…Global News
• 29 Oct National security strategy coming today will include focus on safeguarding economyThe Liberal government will release a national security strategy today that emphasizes protecting the economy from various threats such as espionage and foreign interference. David Morrison, an adviser to Prime Minister Mark Carney, stated that the document aims to strengthen Canada’s defenses against multiple security challenges. The strategy is expected to cover issues like Arctic security, shifting global…Toronto Star

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