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Cross-Cultural Roundtable on Security (CCRS)
The Cross-Cultural Roundtable on Security (CCRS) was created to engage Canadians and the Government of Canada in a long-term dialogue on matters related to national security and public safety. The Roundtable brings together citizens who are leaders in their respective communities and who have extensive experience in social and cultural matters. It focuses on emerging developments in national security and public safety matters and their impact on Canada's diverse and pluralistic society.
The group provides advice and perspectives to the Minister of Public Safety Canada and the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, concerning matters of national security and public safety. The concept of the CCRS was built into the National Security Policy.
- Members of the Cross-Cultural Roundtable on Security (CCRS)
- Meeting Summaries
- Terms of reference
- Contact us
Meeting Summaries
- Summary Report - Orientation to the Cross-Cultural Roundtable on Security
June 3, 2023, Virtual
National Security News Releases
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Government of Canada launches consultation on legislative amendments to counter foreign interference in Canada
November 24, 2023 -
Ministers of Justice and Public Safety urge unity and respect in the face of calls for protests from a terrorist organization
October 12, 2023 -
Statement from the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Intergovernmental Affairs and Democratic Institutions
October 12, 2023
National Security Publications and Reports
- What We Heard Report: Consulting Canadians on the merits of a Foreign Influence Transparency Registry
- Enhancing measures to counter foreign interference: Whether to amend the Canadian Security Intelligence Service Act
- Directions for Avoiding Complicity in Mistreatment by Foreign Entities
- Horizontal Evaluation of the Project to Enhance the Passenger Protect Program
- Summary of the Horizontal Evaluation of the Project to Enhance the Passenger Protect Program
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