4 suspicious objects shot down over North America in recent days
Earlier objects shot down over Alaska and the Yukon
Officials describe it as more ‘cylindrical’ and smaller than ones shot down over U.S.
Decision could cost Canada access to cutting-edge military technology
Federal intelligence agency said threshold for Emergencies Act was not met
Gondola business is suing B.C. security firm it hired after first cable cutting incident
Police are aware of demonstrations in the works and are ‘planning accordingly’
BCSC gained new licence-blocking power back in March 2021
Ensuring Canada doesn’t export sensitive technology to foreign adversaries among goals
The incident marks the second security hiccup related to the couple’s case this year
‘We all must strengthen our defences,’ warns head of Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)
FS Financial Strategies and six other companies in B.C., Alberta and Ontario ordered to pay $32.8 million
RCMP engaged with parents, school district to determine if matter should proceed criminally
Passengers who have experienced difficulties will be able to apply for a unique code
