CSIS Canadian Security Intelligence Service

cabinet minister: Indeed, the Globe & Mail at that time properly called the suggestions ‘reckless, foolish and contradictory,’ added Chan, according to Toronto Star. The front of Monday Globe showed a picture of Chan beside the headline CSIS warned this cabinet minister could be a threat. The citizenship, immigration and international trade minister said the Globe stories are little more than a re-hash of ludicrous allegations published — and debunked — five years ago, he wrote Tuesday in a two-page open letter. Ontario disagreed. The banner headline . . . gives the impression the article contains a major revelation, added Chan, whose staff told the Star he has not been interviewed by CSIS or the RCMP. Although there are no specific allegations, provocative words like treason and espionage are used for no reason. That story — harking back to concerns former Canadian Security and Intelligence Service director Richard Fadden revealed in a 2010 CBC interview — is a blend of innuendo and half-suggestions, Chan wrote. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.