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Canadian signals.

Dated Canadian public reports. Curated sources, not a live incident feed.

3 PUBLIC SOURCE RECORDS

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  1. PUBLICATION DATE
    SECTOR
    Infrastructure
    REGION
    Canada

    The cyber threat to Canada’s water systems: assessment and mitigation

    Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

    The Cyber Centre’s November 2025 assessment identifies cybercriminals, state-sponsored actors and non-state cyber actors as threats to water systems. It is a strategic water-sector report, not confirmation of a current outage or compromise.

    Source evidence

    The report identifies cybercriminals, state-sponsored actors, and non-state cyber actors as threats to water systems. Evidence note: paraphrased from official search-indexed report text; full page was not retrievable during collection. Publication date cross-checked against the Open Government Portal.

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  2. PUBLICATION DATE
    SECTOR
    Cyber
    REGION
    Canada

    Cyber threats to Canada’s democratic process: 2025 update

    Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

    The Cyber Centre’s 2025 update examines AI-enabled threats to democratic processes, including generative AI in the information ecosystem and harassment of public figures. This is a dated strategic assessment, not a current incident alert.

    Source evidence

    The report examines AI-enabled threats to democratic processes, including generative AI polluting the information ecosystem and threat actors using it to harass public figures. Evidence note: paraphrased from official search-indexed report text; full page was not retrievable during collection. Web publication date is March 6; the PDF is dated March 5.

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  3. PUBLICATION DATE
    SECTOR
    Cyber
    REGION
    Canada

    PRC-sponsored cyber activity targeting Canadian governments

    Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

    A March 2025 Cyber Centre bulletin reports repeated targeting of Canadian governments and compromises of government networks. It assesses provincial, territorial, Indigenous and municipal governments as valuable cyberespionage targets.

    Source evidence

    We have observed repeated targeting of all levels of government, as well as multiple compromises of government networks. Evidence note: excerpt verified against official search-indexed bulletin text; full page was not retrievable during collection.

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