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The federal government has an array of glossy cyber policy documents, including its National Cyber Security Strategy, National Cyber Security Action Plan: 2019-2024, and the recent International Cyber Policy. But none of these documents mention prosecution—and Canada's record on enforcement and prosecution is extremely weak.

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