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It’s time to take the annual terrorist threat report out of Public Safety

So if Public Safety is not the best office to produce this unique report, then who is? Not surprisingly, I would suggest that CSIS should do it since that is the premier organization that knows what is happening in Canada.

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BY PHIL GURSKI
May 13, 2019

Opinion | BY PHIL GURSKI | May 13, 2019

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