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Anand refers Havana Syndrome file to deputy, sidesteps calls for inquiry (opens the original)
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Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says the unexplained health ailments experienced by Canadian diplomats stationed in Cuba almost a decade ago are a human-resources concern for her department, sidestepping calls for a parliamentary inquiry into whether they were harmed by alleged sonic attacks linked to Russia. Ms. Anand told reporters Monday she has asked her top deputy to follow up on the case, but her office later confirmed the minister is not ordering the department to reopen a 2024 inter
Security experts call for inquiry into Havana Syndrome cases at Canada’s embassy in Cuba (opens the original)
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Parliamentarians need to independently investigate whether Russia used sonic weaponry against Canadian diplomats in Cuba, where they were allegedly helping U.S. intelligence agencies, and how the diplomats were subsequently treated by Ottawa, former Canadian spies and high-level security officials say. The Globe and Mail reported Saturday that, according to a source, a Canadian diplomat was sharing intelligence with American spies in Havana. Canadians were also using satellite equipment brought
Canadians were spying for U.S. in Cuba at time of alleged sonic attacks: source (opens the original)
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A Canadian diplomat was sharing intelligence with American spies in Havana and Canadians were using satellite equipment brought into Cuba by the United States when officials from both countries began experiencing debilitating symptoms caused by alleged sonic attacks linked to Russia, The Globe and Mail has learned. Two sources tell The Globe that Canada and the United States were working closely together between 2016 and 2018 when diplomats and American intelligence operatives began reporting sy
Trump will try to steal midterms, president of Halifax International Security Forum warns (opens the original)
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The head of the prestigious Halifax International Security Forum is warning that U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing to steal the 2026 midterm elections. Peter Van Praagh, president of the Washington-based think tank, said in a recently published essay that many Americans are misguided to believe that the midterms will play out fair and square. He said the warning signs of Mr. Trump’s alleged plan to steal the Nov. 3 elections have been clear for some, just as there were plenty of warnings
Head of Defence Investment Agency to step down after one year in job, sources say (opens the original)
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Former banker Doug Guzman is expected to depart as head of the federal government’s newly created Defence Investment Agency after only a year on the job, two sources say. The sources told The Globe and Mail that Mr. Guzman is frustrated by the slow pace of government bureaucracy in getting defence procurement projects moving and approved. Mr. Guzman was an important player in the July decision to purchase 12 conventionally powered submarines from German company TKMS for the Royal Canadian Navy,
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