Canada plays down talk of an al-Qaeda attack

11 May 2006

Canada’s spy service, reacting to the release of a report by the agency’s head that said an al-Qaeda attack on Canada was probable, stressed on Wednesday there were no imminent threats to the country. Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) Director Jim Judd made his remarks in a report last November to then Public Security Minister Anne McLellan. Full Story

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