Andrew Kirsch: I am a former CSIS intelligence officer. It would be nice if the PM took our security advice seriously
9 May 2024
RCMP spending to protect MPs may have risen 112% since 2018, as Canadian politicians face greater rise in threats
Adam Zivo: No Dr. Bonnie Henry, drug prohibition is not ‘white supremacy’
Trevor Tombe: Canadians are paying billions in hidden taxes on new homes
Stephen Staley: Widespread deregulation is Canada’s golden ticket for economic growth
Peter Menzies: The mainstream media should love Doug Ford, now that he’s subsidizing them
RCMP spending to protect MPs may have risen 112% since 2018, as Canadian politicians face greater rise in threats
Adam Zivo: No Dr. Bonnie Henry, drug prohibition is not ‘white supremacy’
Trevor Tombe: Canadians are paying billions in hidden taxes on new homes
Stephen Staley: Widespread deregulation is Canada’s golden ticket for economic growth
Peter Menzies: The mainstream media should love Doug Ford, now that he’s subsidizing them
Andrew Kirsch
Andrew Kirsch served as an intelligence officer with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) for 10 years. His memoir “I Was Never Here: My True Canadian Spy Story of Coffees, Code Names, and Covert Operations” was a national bestseller. He is currently CEO of Kirsch Group, a security risk consulting firm based in Toronto. He is a public speaker on issues of cyber, physical and national security. He also ran for the Ontario PC Party in the 2018 Ontario provincial election in the riding of Toronto-St Paul’s.
