Canada's spy agency has a leadership trust crisis. The new boss says that's unacceptable

OTTAWA — Daniel Rogers, the new director of CSIS, expressed anger over disappointing 2024 Public Service Employment Survey results, highlighting low trust in leadership and high red tape. With rising harassment reports and a struggling workforce, Rogers emphasized the urgent need for cultural reform, making it a priority to enhance integrity, trust, and staff morale within the agency.

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