Spying on Canadians

Delve into the intriguing world of espionage with "Spying on Canadians" by award-winning author Gregory S. Kealey. Published by the University of Toronto Press in 2017, this captivating book offers a comprehensive exploration of Canada's security and intelligence community prior to the conclusion of World War II. Stretching across 277 pages, Kealey uncovers how Canada became enmeshed in the Red Scare following the Bolshevik Revolution, while simultaneously navigating the complex imperial interests of the United Kingdom and the United States. This historical analysis not only sheds light on the fears and tensions of the time but also highlights the pivotal role Canada played on the global stage. "Spying on Canadians" is an essential read for those interested in Canadian history, intelligence studies, and the intricate dance of international relations during a period of uncertainty.