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Systemic racism in the Canadian security and intelligence community is a persistent threat

Systemic racism is a threat to our national security. Failure to tackle it can compromise our ability to protect Canadians from terrorism, foreign interference, cyber threats, and classified information, and seriously erodes public trust. We need to recruit smartly and change the unwelcoming workplace cultures in S&I organizations. Failures in national security are detrimental and may not always be regained or repaired.

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BY HUDA MUKBIL
October 12, 2020

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