Skip to main content
Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada

Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada

6.1
A Canadian government group that shares and coordinates crime information for police across the country
  • proper noun
translation icon : Servicios de Inteligencia Criminal de Canadá
  • The Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada plays a vital role in sharing information among law enforcement agencies nationwide.

Examples

  • She attended a conference organized by the Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada to discuss organized crime.

  • The Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada is essential for national security.

  • According to the Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada, cooperation among various police forces is essential for effective intelligence gathering.

  • Did you hear about the Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada report?

  • According to the Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada, cooperation among various police forces is essential for effective intelligence gathering.

  • The Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada plays a vital role in sharing information among law enforcement agencies nationwide.

  • She attended a conference organized by the Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada to discuss organized crime.

Synonyms

CISC
vsCriminal Intelligence Services of Canada
  • Jargon
9.0

A government group in Canada that shares police information to fight serious crime

unifies separate intelligence units into a single coordinated structure rather than only coordinating actions

Surface Forms

Morphology

criminal + intelligence + services + of + Canada

The phrase is a compositional name: 'criminal' (relating to crime) + 'intelligence' (information/analysis) + 'services' (agency/functions) + 'of Canada' (national scope). A B1 learner who knows these constituents and common naming conventions for government agencies can readily infer it refers to a Canadian agency coordinating criminal-intelligence services, so the meaning is transparent.

Etymology

Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada comes from its job: criminal means crime, intelligence means information about crime, and services means agencies working together. Imagine many local police offices sending their reports into one centre so they can 'share information' and 'work together' across Canada, which is why the organisation unites police intelligence nationwide.