i was doing earlier by steve anderson executive director of open media to time out just how that power in canada is being exercised and one two weeks i got in the weeks i first asked him to tell us about how the canadian and american security agencies share that information with one another. you know that you can do us part it was called by its network in asia today secretive below we do know is that several countries that this bias several countries cleanest in the uk new zealand canada the us. they all share information with each other and we know that for example australia. the news but then the state to the eastern side notice that certain individuals. we know there's a lot of other cooperation between canada and the us than any other countries and of course i information collected is then shared with other agencies like the ci day. do the two countries work together and actually did he mean us or canadian citizen and the bronze. well i needed a division in the book that the nsa and the game at the eight candidates he said. both these agencies are really their secretive. they're ex

people can exercise great power in the dark that's what is dangerous i was joined earlier by steve anderson executive director of open media to talk about just how that power in canada is being exercised and what we can expect out of these leaks i first asked him to tell us about how the canadian and american security agencies share that information with one another you know we can in the us are part of what's called the five network and it's a very secretive but what we do know is that several countries this buy into several countries including australia the u.k. new zealand canada and the u.s. they all share data and information with each other and we know that for example australia has been used by the n.s.a. to to do certain spying on certain individuals and we know that there's a lot of other cooperation there between canada and the u.s. and the other countries absolutely and of course the information that's collected is then shared with other agencies like the cia do the two countries work together and actually detaining us or canadian citizen citizens abroad. well i mean that's sort

i was joined earlier by steve anderson executive director of open media to talk about just how that power in canada is being exercised and what can we expect out of these leaks i first asked him to tell us about how the canadian and american security agencies share that information with one another. candidate in the u.s. are part of what's called the five eyes network and it's a very secretive but what we do know is several countries this by several countries leading us to the new zealand canada the u.s. they all share data and information with each other and we know that for example australia had been used by then it to do certain spying on certain individuals and we know that there's a lot of other cooperation there between canada and the u.s. and the other countries absolutely and then of course the information that's collected is then shared with other agencies like the cia do the two countries work together and actually detaining us or canadian citizen citizens abroad. well i mean that's sort of the issue i think but both with the n.s.a. and with the candidates. both these agencies a

people can exercise great power in the dark that's what is dangerous i was joined earlier by steve anderson executive director of open media to talk about just how that power in canada is being exercised and what we can expect out of these leaks i first asked him to tell us about how the canadian and american security agencies share that information with one another. candidate in the u.s. are part of what's called the five eyes network and it's a very secretive but what we do know is that several countries this by several countries cleaning up the u.k. new zealand canada the us they all share data and information with each other and we know that for example australia has been used by then it say to do certain spying on certain individuals and we know that there's a lot of other cooperation there between canada and the u.s. and the other countries absolutely and of course seen information that's collected is then shared with other agencies like the cia do the two countries work together and actually detaining u.s. or canadian citizen citizens abroad. well i mean that's sort of the issue i th

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