Canada’s Spy Chief Says Social Cohesion ‘Weakening’ Amid Threats Like Terrorism, Foreign Interference

CSIS Director Daniel Rogers appears as a witness at the Foreign Interference Commission in Ottawa, on Oct. 9, 2024, when he was deputy national security and intelligence advisor to the prime minister. The Canadian Press/Spencer Colby

The director of Canada’s spy agency is warning about the state of social cohesion in the country.

Daniel Rogers, director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Agency (CSIS), made the comment in the agency’s annual report for 2024, which was publicly released on June 18.