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Aug 5
20m 31s

Canadian NATO intern accused of spying

THE GLOBE AND MAIL
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A Canadian woman has been arrested and accused of spying for a third country during her internship at NATO’s headquarters in Belgium. The woman had a work history with Canadian government agencies and was once found to have committed fraud when trying to apply for a job with the Canada Border Services Agency. This case is now raising questions about how the ... Show More
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