Canadian Security Intelligence Service: Ray Boisvert

Bulgaria Bomb Victims Dept: Raw Video: Bulgaria bomb victims flown home, according to Globe and Mail. In all good intelligence services, you look at patterns, you look at trends, you attempt to try to weight things, and say, Given the preponderance of activity with Canadian passport holders, they seem to be representing a higher threat profile, maybe we should take other measures, said Ray Boisvert, a former assistant director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Canada s spy agency and video: Jason Kenney: Consider changes to dual citizenship law Five coffins draped in the Israeli flag arrived at Ben Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv in the early hours of Friday morning after a suicide bomber carried out an attack that killed seven people in a bus transporting Israeli tourists in Bulgaria. Reuters Watch That comes on top of an Algerian claim, still unconfirmed in Ottawa s eyes, that two Canadians, including a ringleader, were involved in the crisis at the Tigantourine gas plant in Algeria, which left at least 38 hostages and 29 attackers dead. The two links are raising uncomfortable questions about whether security services around the world will start to eye Canadians more suspiciously when they cross their borders. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.