Colin Freeze
National security reporter
Focussing on Canadian matters during the past decade, Colin Freeze has reported extensively on the interplay between government, police, spy services, and the judiciary. Read more...
Colin Freeze
National security reporter
Focussing on Canadian matters during the past decade, Colin Freeze has reported extensively on the interplay between government, police, spy services, and the judiciary. Colin has twice been to Afghanistan to be embedded with the Canadian military.
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Why is Liberal senator's name on no-fly list?
On his way to a meeting of the Special Anti-Terrorism Committee, David Smith was screened as a potential terrorist – again
Thursday, May 03, 2012
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Canadian spymaster’s card found in Gadhafi’s intelligence complex
The late William ‘Jack’ Hooper, a deputy director for CSIS was apparently among the Western intelligence officials who had cultivated ties with former Libyan regime
Monday, Apr 30, 2012
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Suspected stowaway sneaks by Pearson security
Authorities are investigating how a suspected stowaway snuck past Pearson International Airport’s security perimeter to board an international flight and allegedly hid inside a parked plane before being discovered by a dog team.
Tuesday, Apr 17, 2012
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Case of alleged Canadian terrorist highlights world of targeted killings
Ferid Imam, accused in a New York subway bomb plot, most likely lies dead somewhere in northwest Pakistan
Monday, Apr 16, 2012
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Manitoba aboriginal leader looks to Iran for financial help
Controversial former Roseau River First Nation chief seeks infrastructure investment from Iran and other OPEC nations to build a refinery
Thursday, Apr 12, 2012
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Beer sales will be limited at Blue Jays sold-out home opener
Officials hope to cut down on brawls in the upper decks
Sunday, Apr 08, 2012
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Should a state ditch cherished principles to satisfy an ally? Canada may soon find out
Though relatively rare in Canada, in Britain, the Conservative government is making overtures to introduce new secret-evidence laws
Thursday, Apr 05, 2012
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Privacy czar sounds alarm on drones patrolling U.S. border
Canadian warning comes as Harper meets with Obama and Calderon in Washington
Monday, Apr 02, 2012
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Memos about spying threats failed to identify Jeffrey Delisle
Intelligence briefings warned against NATO soldiers being ‘exploited’ by embassy-based spies
Friday, Mar 30, 2012
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Deadly East Coast shipwreck sparks human-smuggling investigation
One person has died and three more are feared dead in what’s being described as a possible human-smuggling venture into Canada gone badly awry.
Tuesday, Mar 27, 2012
