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The Trudeau government is planning to spend billions more on the navy's four wayward submarines to keep them operating into the 2030s.

Canadian privacy could be imperilled by apparent U.S. plans to demand cellphone and social media passwords from foreign visitors, a federal watchdog says.

Security is being enhanced at Winnipeg's MTS Centre in the wake of the fatal bombing at an Ariana Grande show in Manchester, England.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government is taking "the appropriate amount of time" to decide where to send hundreds of peacekeepers.

Canada's secretive cyberspies have turned to the people who pat travellers down at the airport to bolster security at their new Ottawa headquarters amid heightened concern about sensitive leaks.

As the Conservative leadership slate continues to expand, two of the most prominent contenders are jockeying for attention and support.

The top NEB bureaucrat joked at a staff meeting, after the botched hearings, about whether the regulator’s employees should be armed with tasers when approaching critics at public hearings.

Ralph Goodale floated the idea one week after jihadi sympathizer Aaron Driver was killed by police in Strathroy, Ont.

They say criminals increasingly use encryption to hide illicit activities.

"Canada is a country that values its freedom (and) its basic charter rights," he said during a stop in Bridgetown, N.S., for an infrastructure funding announcement.

Ralph Goodale is to visit a Montreal centre devoted to preventing radicalization that leads to violence.

They say a suspect was identified and the "proper course of action has been taken."

NDP public safety critic Randall Garrison says the security legislation known as Bill C-51 severely compromised the rights of Canadians while doing little to improve safety.

The Trudeau government plans to introduce breach−notification regulations in coming months to improve transparency and help consumers.

Canada is sending hundreds of troops to Latvia for the long haul.