CBSA's Immigration Intelligence network is involved in the planning, collection, analysis, and dissemination of intelligence regarding threats to the integrity of Canada's immigration, visitor, refugee, and citizenship programs.
CASIS is a nonpartisan, voluntary association established in 1985. Its principal purpose is to provide informed debate in Canada on security and intelligence issues.
The Intelligence Branch Association is the professional organization of the Intelligence Branch of the Canadian Forces. The aim of the Association is to foster, maintain and promote the traditions and well being of the Intelligence Branch.
Links to some of the Canadian agencies and departments involved in intelligence work with brief descriptions provided by the Federation of American Scientists.
CIRC presents a large selection of official and unofficial resources on Canadian intelligence matters ranging from common press articles to declassified government documents.
Government brochure describing the intelligence community's roles and responsibilities as well as the arrangements in place for review and accountability of the community's activities.
CSIS is Canada's main intelligence agency. Includes information on CSIS's mandate, organization, history and missions. Also includes links to public reports, newsletters, documents, and other agencies in the Canadian intelligence community.
CSE is a federal government agency tasked with gathering communications intelligence and protecting Canadian government communications and information technology.
Agency tasked with unifying criminal intelligence units of Canadian law enforcement agencies in the fight against the spread of organized crime in Canada.
The Office provides national leadership to help ensure the protection of Canada's critical infrastructure in both its physical and cyber dimensions, regardless of the source of threats and vulnerabilities.