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Yes, CSIS should be allowed to look into university campuses as possible radicalization sites

To say that campuses should act as sanctuaries for those who threaten public safety is a daft idea and one that I doubt will gain any traction in Canada. This quasi-paranoiac mode of thinking has no place in our national security realm.

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BY PHIL GURSKI
December 3, 2018

Opinion | BY PHIL GURSKI | December 3, 2018

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