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Join us on December 11th for the 2019 CANIC Conference – Disrupting Defence: Technology, Culture & Tomorrow’s War. The mission of CANIC 2019 is to inspire, connect and empower the people of Canada’s defence and security community. We do this to drive the change required to solve the most challenging problems surrounding culture, technology and…
Dispatches is a weekly collection of links and news of current interest, included those tweeted and posted by the Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia on social media. The most recent four editions are posted to: https://rusi-ns.ca/dispatches/. Note that links of articles are checked at the time they are put into Dispatches, but may…
While the current Defence Intelligence Enterprise Renewal has been launched, this is not our “first rodeo”. The paper below was presented by Dr David Charters at a Conference in Toronto at the end of March and authorized for release by him, and is well worth a weekend read. Focused on changes in Defence Intelligence at…
Dispatches is a weekly collection of links and news of current interest, included those tweeted and posted by the Institute on social media. The most recent four editions are posted to: https://rusi-ns.ca/dispatches/. Note that links of articles are checked at the time they are put into Dispatches, but may be unavailable at a later date…
In the academic paper below, Hristijan Ivanovski, from the University of Manitoba Centre for Defence and Security Studies, considers three of the main organizations within Canada’s Security and Intelligence Establishment and provides a good overview of all three organizations.
On 29 November 2018, the Academic Outreach program of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) held an unclassified workshop during which a multi-disciplinary group of experts from Canada, the United States and Europe discussed recent developments in Iran. The event provided an opportunity for the presenting experts and participants to explore how the future of…
UNCLASSIFIED 1. IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT I ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS FOR CANADIAN FORCES INTELLIGENCE COMMAND (CFINTCOM) (READ IN THREE COLUMNS: UNIT, POSITION, NAME): A. CO APPOINTMENTS APS 2019 (1) JOINT TASK FORCE X (JTFX), CO, LCOL K.R. PURDY (2) JOINT METEOROLOGICAL CENTRE (JMC), CO, LCOL D.J.S. KRUGER (3) CANADIAN FORCES NATIONAL COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE…
On behalf of the CMIA Board, welcome to the new look for our website! You may notice a couple changes since the last time you’ve visited. We’ve updated our theme and have started the process of cleaning and updating our pages with up-to-date information to keep our members informed. While we’re in the process of…
Scarlet to Green is a history of intelligence in the Canadian Army from 1903 to 1963. It has been republished in it’s second edition, and is now available for purchase! Get your Amazon Kindle, Apple iBook and Google Play formats for just $13.99. “Scarlet to Green was a remarkable work of research and writing for…
THANK YOU SPONSORS! Thank you for your support for this event. Without you and our sponsors, this conference would not have been the success that it was! Stay tuned to the CMIA website and social media for more information about the theme of CANIC 2019 and how you can be part of it as a…