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|20131222||rt.com||[http://rt.com/news/canada-foreign-spying-mosley-647/ Canada’s intelligence service asked foreign agencies to spy on Canadians]||[[CA]] / [[CSIS]] / [[CSEC]] | |20131222||rt.com||[http://rt.com/news/canada-foreign-spying-mosley-647/ Canada’s intelligence service asked foreign agencies to spy on Canadians]||[[CA]] / [[CSIS]] / [[CSEC]] | ||
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− | |20131128||rcinet.ca||[http://www.rcinet.ca/en/2013/11/28/canadian-government-refuses-to-confirm-u-s-surveillance-of-g20-summit-in-canada/ Canadian government refuses to confirm U.S. surveillance of G20 summit in Canada]||[[CA]] | + | |20131128||rcinet.ca||[http://www.rcinet.ca/en/2013/11/28/canadian-government-refuses-to-confirm-u-s-surveillance-of-g20-summit-in-canada/ Canadian government refuses to confirm U.S. surveillance of G20 summit in Canada]||[[CA]] / [[CSEC]] |
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|20131128||spiegel.de||[http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpolitik/kanada-erlaubte-nsa-spionage-bei-g-8-gipfel-a-936255.html Geheimdienstaffäre: Kanada erlaubte NSA Spionage bei G-20-Gipfel]||[[CA]] / [[NSA]] | |20131128||spiegel.de||[http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpolitik/kanada-erlaubte-nsa-spionage-bei-g-8-gipfel-a-936255.html Geheimdienstaffäre: Kanada erlaubte NSA Spionage bei G-20-Gipfel]||[[CA]] / [[NSA]] |
Revision as of 04:24, 7 January 2014
CANADA
Intel Environment
Military Alliance | NATO |
Interior Intelligence Services | Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) / Criminal Intelligence Service Canada (CISC) / Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) / Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) / Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) |
Exterior Intelligence Services | Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) |
Military Intelligence Services | Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC) / Canadian Forces Intelligence Branch (DND) / |
SIGINT/COMINT Alliances | UKUSA Agreement |
Telco/Carrier/ISP Environment
Type | Name | Ownership | Main Office | URL | Notes |
3G 850/1900 | Bell Mobility Inc. (Bell shared with TELUS & Sask Tel) | ||||
3G 1700/2100 | Bragg Communication Incs. | ||||
3G 1700/2100 | Data & Audio-Visual Enterprises Wireless Inc. (DAVE) | ||||
GSM 850 | Dryden Mobility (DMTS Mobility) | ||||
GSM 850 | Execulink Telecom Inc. (Execulink) | ||||
3G 1700 | Globative Wireless LP | ||||
GSM 1900 | ICE Wireless Inc. (ICE Wireless) | ||||
GSM 850/1900 | Lynx Mobility Inc. (Lync Mobility) | ||||
GSM 850 | MTS Allstream Inc. (MTS) | ||||
GSM 1900 / 3G 850/2100 | Microcell Telecommunications Inc (Fido) | ||||
GSM 850/1900 3G 850/1700/1900 | Rogers Wireless Inc. (Rogers Wireless) | ||||
GSM 850 | RuralCom Corporation (RuralCom) | ||||
3G 850/1900 | SaskTel (SaskTel shared with Bell & TELUS) | ||||
3G 1700/2100 | Shaw Telecom Inc. (Shaw) | ||||
GSM 850/1900 | Tbay Tel | ||||
3G 850/1900 | TELUS Communications Company (TELUS Communications shared with Bell & SaskTel) | ||||
3G 2100 | TerreStar Solutions Inc. (TerreStar Solutions) | ||||
3G 1700 | Videotron G.P. (Videotron) | ||||
GSM 850 | Wigtman Telecom Ltd. (Wigtman Telecom) |
Transnational Cables and Connections
Type | Name | Ownership | Connecting Operator Point A | Connection Operator Point B | URL/Notes |
SIGINT/COMINT Stations and Operators
Name | Location | Operator | Capabilities |
Alert | Part of US INSCOM / Foreign-operated "accommodation site" that provides occasional SIGINT product to the US INSCOM | ||
Gander | Part of US INSCOM / Foreign-operated "accommodation site" that provides occasional SIGINT product to the INSCOM | ||
Leitrim | Part of US INSCOM / Foreign-operated "accommodation site" that provides occasional SIGINT product to the US INSCOM | ||
Masset | Part of US INSCOM / Joint NSA-CIA site / Foreign-operated "accommodation site" that provides occasional SIGINT product to the US INSCOM | ||
Communications Security Establishment (CSE) Headquarters | Ottawa | Part of US INSCOM / NSA liaison is present |
SIGADS
SIGAD | CC | Active | Installation Name/Comment | Place | Code Name |
CAF-90 | CA | YES | (1942-present) | Gander | |
CAF-91 | CA | YES | (1944-1945 and 1949-present) | Masset | |
CAN-92 | CA | NO | (1949-1961) | Aklavik | |
CAF-92 | CA | NO | (1961-1986) | Inuvik | |
CAM-93 | CA | NO | (1949-1971) | Ladner | |
CAN-94 | CA | NO | (1953-1967) | Chimo, later Frobisher Bay | |
CAA-95 | CA | NO | (1948-1968) | Whitehorse | |
CAN-96 | CA | NO | (1942-1971) | Coverdale | |
CAN-97 | CA | NO | (1943-1972) | Gloucester | |
CAF-98 | CA | YES | (1942-present) | Leitrim | |
CAN-99 | CA | NO | (1948-1968) | Churchill | |
CAF-99 | CA | YES | Probably the fleet Cryptologic Direct Support Elements (CDSE) |
Privacy Related Legislation
LI Legislation
Police ability to lawfully intercept private communications is governed by Part VI of the Criminal Code of Canada (Invasion Of Privacy)
http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-46/page-5.html
SIGINT/COMINT Legal Grounds
Vendor Appearance
- 2013: GAMMA / FINFISHER see Citizenlab Report 20130430
- 2013: HACKINGTEAM see securelist.com Report 20130425