Carney announces new intelligence‑exchange pact with France

Canada’s Carney announced a new intelligence exchange agreement with France. The pact aims to enhance cooperation between the two nations’ security services. It covers the sharing of information on threats and criminal activity. Officials said the agreement will strengthen bilateral counter‑terrorism efforts. The announcement was reported by iPolitics. The deal follows recent discussions on trans‑Atlantic security collaboration. Both governments expect faster data sharing and joint analysis. Implementation details will be finalized in the coming weeks.