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Wiretaps Are Serious Law-Enforcement Tools and Are Not Handed Out Easily

Wiretaps Are Serious Law-Enforcement Tools and Are Not Handed Out Easily
The process through which judges in Canada grant intercept warrants is a long one and involves several steps, writes Phil Gurski. Patrick Hertzog/AFP via Getty Images
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In an era where certain segments of the population have settled on the phrase “systemic racism” to describe all kinds of individuals, organizations, and even entire countries (some have called Canada itself systemically racist), it is hard to get any neutral, fact-based words in edgewise. That racism is an unfortunate part of our species, inherent in many people from many backgrounds (including different “racial” ones), is beyond dispute.
Phil Gurski
Phil Gurski
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Phil Gurski spent 32 years working at Canadian intelligence agencies and is a specialist in terrorism. He is the author of six books on terrorism.