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Canada’s domestic spy agency says Russia and China have a “significant intelligence interest” in Canada’s Arctic, and are targeting both the country’s government and its private sector.

In his annual speech on threats facing Canada, Dan Rogers, director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), flagged mounting concerns over hostile nations growing increasingly emboldened in the Arctic.

“It is not a surprise that CSIS has observed both cyber and non-cyber intelligence collection efforts targeting both governments and the private sector in the region,” he said on Thursday.

Canada has increasingly flagged the navigable routes that pass through the country’s borders and the troves of critical minerals in the region as reason to increase investment in the north. In addition to new heavy ice breakers, Canada is weighing the purchase of a dozen patrol submarines.

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[–] corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca 2 points 2 months ago

Do we even have CSIS? Mr Harper defunded so many long-running projects for short-term cash grab and I'm sure all we had left at CSIS was two old guys and a typewriter with no ribbon.

It's not like anyone after that could drop a penny on CSIS or people because of cons shrieking about costs and cutting into the trickle-down supply.