Abstract
Dr. Gilmour's presentation highlighted critical gaps in Canada's intelligence enterprise, particularly the disconnect between intelligence analysts and policymakers, and the inadequacy of the current framework in addressing evolving threats like hybrid warfare and non-traditional security issues. He emphasized the need for enhanced cooperation, education, and structural changes within the intelligence community to effectively tackle these challenges. Additionally, Dr. Gilmour stressed the importance of fostering stronger public-private partnerships to leverage the private sector's capabilities in countering modern threats. Received: 08-10-2024 Revised: 08-26-2024
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