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▶ Would Canada turn to Russia for heavy icebreaking?
▶ Wildfire Responder Support
▶ What to watch for in 2016
▶ Update on failure to act
▶ Unravelling the Omar Khadr payoff
▶ U.S. shuts down its cyber policy office
▶ U.S. cybersecurity found "partly successful"
▶ Tolerance of hate allows it to take root and flourish
▶ Time to modernize immigration and refugee systems
▶ Time for Targeted Screening ...
▶ Thwarted terrorist attack still raises questions
▶ The semantics of responding to terrorism
▶ The Great(er) Game: political rhetoric
▶ The allure of the right-wing vortex
▶ The Ahousaht Spirit
▶ Terror spooks Singapore
▶ Suggestions for the Syrian Refugee Initiative
▶ Special Report: Illicit Tobacco Trade
▶ Singapore passes law to secure buildings
▶ Singapore delays much vaunted cybersecurity law
▶ Singapore arrests two for terrorism-linked activities
▶ Selling UN Peacekeeping to Canadians
▶ Security: working with the Trump Administration
▶ Security concerns still in the shadows
▶ Securetech 2015 - an assessment
▶ Report on Money Laundering in Canada
▶ Reality check for the PM
▶ Quebecers on niqabs and border crossings
▶ Preventive options under the Criminal Code
▶ Parliamentary cell phones at risk for spying
▶ New RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki
▶ New Parliamentary National Security Committee
▶ New era, as Opposition vows to be "constructive"
▶ Much Ado about Cyber
▶ More secrecy in govt now, thanks to Access to Info
▶ Moncton Review: What more can be done?
▶ Mohammed Harkat back in the news
▶ Looking for project funding?
▶ Liberals poised to shut down specialty publications
▶ Leaked intelligence hampers investigation
▶ Kudos to the government
▶ Just Fighting ISIS is a Fatally Flawed Strategy
▶ It's okay as long as you believe it's okay
▶ ISIS has never been this dangerous
▶ Is Trump a symptom of complacent liberal democracy?
▶ Is Canada becoming a freeloader again?
▶ Interlinked criminals are driving law enforcement
▶ How will 'events' shape this government?
▶ Global poll on threats to Safety & Security
▶ Free Trade with China ignores security concerns
▶ Focus Down Under
▶ Consumers want mandatory GMO labeling
▶ Consult before closing down SAR dive crew
▶ Comments from the PM's Security Advisor
▶ Closing dive rescue team a big mistake
▶ Climate Change
▶ Cheques to terrorists is not the answer
▶ Changing the dialogue – Securetech Day1
▶ Cdns disapprove of govt handling of asylum seekers
▶ Cdn Primer to the G20 Summit in Germany
▶ CCG Rescue Dive Team back on duty
▶ Canada losing control of its border security
▶ Building Resilience to Terrorism
▶ Al-Qaeda Warns Myanmar
▶ Aftermath of the President's Speech
▶ A New Agenda on the Horizon?
▶ "Wynn's Law" legislation doing the right thing
▶ "New" terrorism and vulnerable “soft targets”
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Global poll on threats to Safety & Security

A new poll by Ipsos shows that only half of global respondents are prepared to say things are getting better in terms of safety & security. The survey also looked at Values, World Affairs, Free Trade and Climate Change.