Canadian Security Intelligence Service and Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney

Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney: Long-promised anti-terrorism legislation introduced by the Conservatives would strengthen protection of intelligence sources, but it stops short of shielding an identity crucial to proving someone innocence. , according to Winnipeg Free Press. "With this bill, it will bring clarity, so that can work with our allies to share information," Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney said shortly after the legislation was introduced. coasters are pictured in Ottawa in a 2011 photo. THE HO, As expected, the government bill tabled Monday also gives the Canadian Security Intelligence Service more latitude to obtain a court-ordered warrant authorizing security investigations abroad. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.