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Scott Newark

Scott Newark is a former Alberta Crown prosecutor who has also served as executive officer of the Canadian Police Association, director of operations to the Washington, D.C.-based Investigative Project on Terrorism and as a security policy adviser to the governments of Ontario and Canada.

Ensuring independence for Parliamentary National Security Committee

  • The issue of national security oversight and review has re-emerged following the recent scathing judgment Justice Simon Noel regarding CSIS’ deliberate cover up of its
Opinion | BY SCOTT NEWARK | December 5, 2016
The Prime Minister's Office in Ottawa. Scott Newark says there are several areas in the Bill C-22 where the Prime Minister’s Office inexplicably retains functional control over the upcoming Parliamentary National Security Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Ensuring independence for Parliamentary National Security Committee

Opinion | BY SCOTT NEWARK | December 5, 2016
  • The issue of national security oversight and review has re-emerged following the recent scathing judgment Justice Simon Noel regarding CSIS’ deliberate cover up of its

Ensuring independence for Parliamentary National Security Committee

Opinion | BY SCOTT NEWARK | December 5, 2016
  • The issue of national security oversight and review has re-emerged following the recent scathing judgment Justice Simon Noel regarding CSIS’ deliberate cover up of its
The Prime Minister's Office in Ottawa. Scott Newark says there are several areas in the Bill C-22 where the Prime Minister’s Office inexplicably retains functional control over the upcoming Parliamentary National Security Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Ensuring independence for Parliamentary National Security Committee

  • The issue of national security oversight and review has re-emerged following the recent scathing judgment Justice Simon Noel regarding CSIS’ deliberate cover up of its
Opinion | BY SCOTT NEWARK | December 5, 2016
The Prime Minister's Office in Ottawa. Scott Newark says there are several areas in the Bill C-22 where the Prime Minister’s Office inexplicably retains functional control over the upcoming Parliamentary National Security Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Ensuring independence for Parliamentary National Security Committee

Opinion | BY SCOTT NEWARK | December 5, 2016
  • The issue of national security oversight and review has re-emerged following the recent scathing judgment Justice Simon Noel regarding CSIS’ deliberate cover up of its

Ensuring independence for Parliamentary National Security Committee

Opinion | BY SCOTT NEWARK | December 5, 2016
  • The issue of national security oversight and review has re-emerged following the recent scathing judgment Justice Simon Noel regarding CSIS’ deliberate cover up of its
The Prime Minister's Office in Ottawa. Scott Newark says there are several areas in the Bill C-22 where the Prime Minister’s Office inexplicably retains functional control over the upcoming Parliamentary National Security Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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