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In early 1974, a one-hour CBC TV documentary told Canadians for the first time about the existence of a secretive national agency that tapped phone calls and monitored radio signals. Back then, the signals intelligence organization went by an unwieldy title — the Communications Branch of the National Research Council, or CBNRC. Today it's called the Communications Security Establishment, or CSE.
| Name | Character | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Victor Marchetti | Unowned | ||
| Winslow Peck | Unowned | ||
| William H. Kelley | Unowned | ||
| John D. Marks | Unowned |