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CSIS failed to disclose use of new 'intrusive' technology to minister and court: watchdog

Summary by National Post
OTTAWA — Canada’s spy agency possibly broke the law when it failed to disclose its use of an “intrusive” new technology to capture sensitive information to both the government and a judge, according to an intelligence watchdog.

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CSIS failed to disclose use of new 'intrusive' technology to minister and court: watchdog

OTTAWA — Canada’s spy agency possibly broke the law when it failed to disclose its use of an “intrusive” new technology to capture sensitive information to both the government and a judge, according to an intelligence watchdog.

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National Post broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
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