According to a document quietly tabled in the House of Commons, the highest
number of incidents took place in Public Services and Procurement Canada,
which reported 2,912 cases of documents not handled according to the
security level dictated for the documents between Nov. 4, 2015, and Sept.
19, 2016. The Global Affairs Department was a close second with 2,712
incidents.

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A number of federal departments, including Canada's spy agency, have been
careless with classified or secure government documents.

Since the Liberals took office last November, there's been more than 10,000
incidents in which such documents were mishandled or improperly stored,
according to a 93-page report tabled last week in the House of Commons in
response to a question from Conservative MP Gord Brown. The Conservatives
have been quick to condemn the government, but it's not clear how many
similar incidents occurred when they were in power.


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