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Mr. Big tactic should be allowed, especially in terrorism cases

Everyone in Canada should abide by our laws and everyone who transgresses should be held to account, including our protectors. The Mr. Big tactic, however, is a very valuable counter terrorism tool and must be part of the arsenal we give those in security intelligence and law enforcement, provided it is used appropriately.

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BY PHIL GURSKI
March 20, 2017

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