Intelligence

CASIS is a nonpartisan, voluntary association established in 1985. Its principal purpose is to provide informed debate in Canada on security and intelligence issues.

A 1996 report by the Auditor General of Canada on the role of foreign and security intelligence in government and on the control and accountability arrangements in the intelligence community.

Governement brochure describing the intelligence community's roles and responsibilities as well as the arrangements in place for review and accountability of the community's activities.

CSIS is Canada's main intelligence agency. Includes information on CSIS's mandate, organization, history and missions. Also includes links to public reports, newsletters, documents, and other agencies in the Canadian intelligence community.

CSE is a federal government agency tasked with gathering communications intelligence and protecting Canadian government communications and information technology.

SIRC is an independent body established in 1984 to review the activities of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. The site provides information about the mandate, publications and activities of SIRC.

Features membership information, kit shop, virtual museum, and the Intelligence Note Book, an introduction to military intelligence.