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Canadian Military Intelligence Association
THE CANADIAN MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
ASSOCIATION (CMIA)
Presents the second annual
CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE CONFERENCE
(CANIC 2014)
AFTER OVER A DECADE OF WAR IN
AFGHANISTAN, HAS THE CANADIAN
INTELLIGENCE ENTERPRISE LEARNED
ANYTHING USEFUL?
to be held on Friday, 17 Oct 2014
at the Delta Ottawa City Centre, Ballroom C
101 Lyon Street N., Ottawa, Ontario K1R 5T9
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
L’ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DU
RENSEIGNEMENT MILITAIRE (ACRM)
Présent la deuxième édition
CONFÉRENCE CANADIEN DU
RENSEIGNEMENT
(CANIC 2014)
APRÈS PLUS D'UNE DÉCENNIE DE GUERRE EN
AFGHANISTAN, EST-CE QUE L'ENTREPRISE
CANADIENNE DU RENSEIGNEMENT APPRIS
QUELQUE CHOSE D'UTILE?
se tiendra le vendredi 17 Oct 2014
à Delta Ottawa City Centre, Salle de bal C
101, rue Lyon N., Ottawa, Ontario K1R 5T9
CANIC 2014 is the premier unclassified, nonpartisan intelligence professional development
event of the year for government and military
personnel, as well as academics, industry
representatives and other guests with an interest in
understanding and enhancing Canadian intelligence
practices.
CANIC 2014 est le premier non classifies, non
partisan événement de développement professionnel
du renseignement de l'année pour le personnel du
gouvernement et militaires, ainsi que des
universitaires, des représentants de l'industrie et
d'autres invités qui ont un intérêt dans la
compréhension et l'amélioration des pratiques de
renseignement canadiens.
After more than a decade of war in Afghanistan, has
the Canadian Intelligence Enterprise learned
anything useful? Many Canadian intelligence
organizations supported Canada’s mission, at home,
in Afghanistan and elsewhere, but the international
security environment continues to percolate and
change. Which, if any, of the intelligence lessons
learned remain relevant going forward? Is Canadian
intelligence education keeping up with the need to
prepare our future intelligence leaders?
Après plus d'une décennie de guerre en Afghanistan,
est-ce que l'Enterprise canadienne du renseignement
appris quelque chose d'utile? De nombreuses
organisations de renseignement canadiens ont
appuyé la mission du Canada, à la maison, en
Afghanistan et ailleurs, mais l'environnement de
sécurité international continue de mélanger et de
changer. Qui, le cas échéant, des leçons apprises de
renseignement demeurent pertinentes pour l'avenir?
Est-ce que l'éducation renseignement canadien à
répond à la nécessité de préparer nos futurs
dirigeants de renseignement?
CANIC 2014 supports CMIA pillars of enhancing
esprit de corps within the intelligence function,
contributing to the professional development of
intelligence practitioners and promoting informed,
mature and disciplined public discussion of
Canadian intelligence issues. University students
engaged in security and intelligence studies, who
represent the next generation of Canadian
intelligence practitioners, will find the symposium
valuable. Companies and corporations supporting
the Canadian Intelligence Enterprise will gain a
wider view of Canadian intelligence activity.
CANIC 2014 prend en charge les piliers de ACRM à
améliorer l'esprit de corps au sein de la fonction du
renseignement militaire, de contribuer au
développement professionnel des praticiens de
renseignement et de la promotion du débat public
informé, mature et discipliné des questions de
renseignement canadien. Les étudiants universitaires
engagés dans les études de la sécurité et du
renseignement, qui représentent la prochaine
génération de professionnels du renseignement
canadiens, trouverai le symposium de la valeur. Les
entreprises et les sociétés soutenant l'Entreprise
canadienne du renseignement acquerront une vision
plus large de l'activité de renseignement canadien.
To register for CANIC 2014, go to
www.canic2014.eventbrite.ca (accessed using the
password “INTREPID”), or fill out the Registration
Pour vous inscrire à CANIC 2014, aller à
www.canic2014.eventbrite.ca (accessible en utilisant
le mot de passe "INTREPID"), ou remplir le
Canadian Military Intelligence Association
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
Form below and mail it, along with a cheque, to the
address indicated at the bottom of the form. A
conference agenda, which will be periodically
updated, is included below, after the registration
form. Attendance is limited to 250 seats, so take
advantage of the discounted Early Bird registration
rate and sign up as soon as you can.
formulaire d'inscription ci-dessous et l'envoyer,
accompagné d'un chèque, à l'adresse indiquée au bas
de la forme. Un ordre du jour de la conférence, qui
sera mise à jour périodiquement, est inclus ci-dessous,
après le formulaire d'inscription. La participation est
limitée à 250 places, afin de profiter du tarif
d'inscription hâtive réduit et inscrivez-vous dès que
vous le pouvez.
CMIA is pleased to acknowledge the support
provided by:
ACRM est heureuse de souligner l'appui fourni par:
Canadian Military Intelligence Association
CANIC 2014
AFTER MORE THAN A DECADE OF WAR IN
AFGHANISTAN, HAS THE CANADIAN
INTELLIGENCE ENTERPRISE LEARNED ANYTHING
USEFUL?
Friday, 17 October 2014,
Delta Ottawa City Centre Hotel
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
CANIC 2014
APRÉS PLUS D’UNE DÉCENNIE DE GUERRE EN
AFGHANISTAN, EST-CE QUE L’ENTREPRISE
CANADIENNE DU RENSEIGNEMENT APPRIS
QUELQUE CHOSE D’ ‘UTILE?
Vendredi, 17 Octobre 2014,
Delta Ottawa City Centre Hôtel
REGISTRATION FORM/FORMULAIRE D’INSCRIPTION
Required information*/information requise*
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*NOM DE FAMILLE
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name tag)
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votre badge)
ORGANIZATION/AFFILIATION
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NUMBER/
TOTAL COST
FRAIS
NUMÉRO
COÛT TOTAL
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT FEE UNTIL 14 SEPTEMBER 2014
EARLY BIRD FRAIS DE REMISE JUSQU'AU 14 SEPTEMBRE 2014
INDIVIDUAL/INDIVIDU
$99
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CMIA MEMBER/MEMBRE DE L’ACRM
$80
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FULL TIME STUDENT/ÉTUDIANT À TEMPS PLEIN
(under 35 years/moins de 35 ans)
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REGULAR REGISTRATION FEE FROM 15 SEPTEMBER 2014
FRAIS D’INSCRIPTION RÉGULIÈRE DE 15 SEPTEMBRE 2014
INDIVIDUAL/INDIVIDU
$125
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CMIA MEMBER/MEMBRE DE L’ACRM
$99
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FULL TIME STUDENT/ÉTUDIANT À TEMPS PLEIN
(under 35 years/moins de 35 ans)
*Institution/institution _______________________
$75
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(Payable to “Canadian Military Intelligence Association”)
(Payable à l’Association canadienne du renseignement militaire)
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Treasurer, CMIA, PO Box 38, 4338 Innes Road,
Ottawa, ON K4A 3W3
Canadian Military Intelligence Association
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
THE SECOND ANNUAL CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE CONFERENCE (CANIC 2014)
FRIDAY, 17 OCTOBER 2014
08:00 – 20:00
BALLROOM C, DELTA OTTAWA CITY CENTRE HOTEL
101 LYON STREET N., OTTAWA ONTARIO K1R 5T9
Telephone 613-237-3600
AFTER A OVER A DECADE OF WAR IN AFGHANISTAN,
HAS THE CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE ENTERPRISE LEARNED ANYTHING USEFUL?
(As of 7 July 2014)
Time
Presentation
7:30-8:00
REGISTRATION
8:00-8:10
WELCOME
Lieutenant-Colonel (Retired) Michel Beauvais
President CMIA
8:10-9:15
KENOTE ADDRESS - THE EVOLVING INTERNATIONAL SECURITY
ENVIRONMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON CANADA
Stephen Rigby
National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister of Canada (to be confirmed)*
Introduced by:
Major-General Paul Wynnyk, Chief of Defence Intelligence and Commander Canadian Forces
Intelligence Command*
9:15-10:15
THE CANADIAN CYBER-THREAT ENVIRONMENT
Major-General (Retired) John Adams
Former Associate Deputy Minister of National Defence and former Chief, Communications
Security Establishment Canada
Introduced by: Dr. Michel Tarko, President and Chief Executive Officer, Justice Institute of
British Columbia
10:15-11:00
Coffee Break – Sponsored by the Justice Institute of British Columbia
11:00-12:00
STRATEGIC LEVEL INTELLIGENCE IN CANADA. WHAT IS IT? DO WE HAVE
ANY?
Dr. Peter Archambault
Centre for Operational Research Analysis, Defence Research and Development Canada*
Dr. Robert McRae
Former Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet for Intelligence Assessments, Privy Council and former
Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Canada to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Introduced by: Health Break sponsor
Canadian Military Intelligence Association
12:00-13:30
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
Working buffet lunch – open for sponsorship
FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF CANADIAN DEFENCE INTELLIGENCE
Major-General Paul Wynnyk,
Chief of Defence Intelligence and Commander Canadian Forces Intelligence Command*
Introduced by: Lunch sponsor
13:30-14:30
Canada’s Operational Level Intelligence Capability
Lieutenant-General Jonathan Vance
Commander (Designate), Canadian Joint Operations Command*
Introduced by: Brigadier-General Glenn Nordick (Retired), Colonel Commandant,
Canadian Forces Intelligence Branch
14:30-15:30
PANEL ONE - CAN THE CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE ENTERPRISE DO MORE TO
EMBRACE THE ADVANCED EDUCATION OF ITS FUTURE LEADERS?
Dr. Michael Hennessy, Dean, Continuing Studies, Royal Military College of Canada
Monik Beauregard, Executive Director, Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre*
Michael Trump, Dean, School of Criminal Justice and Security, and Office of International
Affairs, Justice Institute of British Columbia
Introduced by: TBC
15:30-16:00
Health Break – open for sponsorship
16:00-17:00
PANEL TWO - IS IT POSSIBLE TO HAVE INFORMED, MEANINGFUL AND NONPARTISAN PUBLIC DISCUSSION OF CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE ISSUES?
Tom Quiggan, Member of the Terrorism and Security Experts of Canada Network
Ian MacLeod, Senior Writer, Ottawa Citizen
Peggy Mason, President, Rideau Institute and former Canadian Ambassador to the United
Nations for Disarmament
Introduced by: Reception sponsor
17:00-17:15
CONFERENCE WRAP-UP
President CMIA
17:30-20:00
CANIC 2014 RECEPTION – open for sponsorship
Ballroom C and Adjacent Foyer
CMIA IS PLEASED TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE SUPPORT PROVIDED BY
*Annotated appointments may be called away to duty on the day. If so, another speaker will be present.