Spyworld offers a revealing look at Canada's secret electronic surveillance over the past two decades. Drawing on firsthand experience at the Communications Security Establishment (CSE), the author exposes embassy-based monitoring in global capitals and details collaboration with U.S. and U.K. intelligence.

From Moscow to New Delhi, this investigative account traces how CSE’s Cold War techniques evolved into modern political and economic espionage. It examines high-stakes operations like “Project Pilgrim”, highlighting both technical ingenuity and civil liberties controversies.

Readers gain insight into the balance between national security and privacy rights, as this study underscores the need for public debate and parliamentary oversight of covert intelligence activities.

• Firsthand perspective on embassy surveillance
• History of Canada’s CSE operations
• Analysis of privacy and legal implications
• Collaboration with allied intelligence agencies

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