Posted AT 10:18 AM EDT on 08/06/06
Canada to send more spies abroad, Day says
OTTAWA — The next front in Canada's war on terrorism will involve sending more spies abroad, Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day says.
In his first appearance before a Parliamentary committee since the roundup of 15 alleged terror suspects in Southern Ontario, Mr. Day said Canada needs to increase its ability to collect foreign intelligence abroad.
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