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Government coordinating and convening unit supporting TAT engagement
The Canada Centre within Public Safety Canada is identified in a departmental status account as coordinating engagement with Tech Against Terrorism and hosting the event where TCAP 2.0 was jointly launched. Its role combines programme relationships, convening and support for smaller social-media platforms.
The document dated 5 October 2023 reports coordination with the US National Security Council on engagement with Tech Against Terrorism and describes a US funding process as under way. It does not identify the awarding agency, amount or a completed award. The same account records the joint TCAP 2.0 launch at the Centre's 1–5 May 2023 event. A completed launch and an on-track status are meaningful delivery evidence, but do not establish acceptance of a grant milestone or authorisation of an instalment.
Canada Centre — Public Safety Canada → US National Security Council
As-of date of internal status account; released 12 August 2024, not a current 2026 coordination status.
Background column reports Canada Centre work with the US NSC on TAT support for small social-media platforms. Meeting dates and operational instructions unknown; NSC is not identified as the funding agency.
Canada Centre — Public Safety Canada → TCAP 2.0 Canadian launch — May 2023
2023-05-01 – 2023-05-05
Departmental Next Steps column reports completed launch at the Canada Centre event of 1–5 May 2023. Broader On track status and launch are not grant acceptance.
Canada Centre — Public Safety Canada → Tech Against Terrorism
2023-10-05 – 2023-10-05
Named intermediary and engagement purpose are explicit in the Canadian record; no classification mandate or joint legal entity is established.
A publicly released departmental status document records Canada partnering with Tech Against Terrorism to formally launch TCAP 2.0 at the Canada Centre's event of 1–5 May 2023. This earns a dated government participation/delivery relation. It does not establish acceptance of either grant workstream, completion of Phase 2, a contractual milestone, or authorization/payment of a particular instalment.
Read the research & sources ↗The same October 2023 document records Canada Centre–US National Security Council coordination on engagement with TAT , and reports a US funding process for TAT linked to Christchurch commitments . These are substantive governmental coordination and resource-mobilization relations, alongside the launch. The acquired Canadian record supplies the attribution; it does not identify a completed US award, paying agency, amount, conditions or payment.
Read the research & sources ↗Canadian TCAP delivery and sponsor acceptance — bounded return ↗
Canada Centre — Public Safety Canada → coordinated engagement with TAT according to Canada’s status account → US National Security Council
As-of date of internal status account; released 12 August 2024, not a current 2026 coordination status.
Reported by the cited source
Background column reports Canada Centre work with the US NSC on TAT support for small social-media platforms. Meeting dates and operational instructions unknown; NSC is not identified as the funding agency.
Canada Centre — Public Safety Canada → engaged TAT on support for smaller platforms → Tech Against Terrorism
2023-10-05 – 2023-10-05
Reported by the cited source
Named intermediary and engagement purpose are explicit in the Canadian record; no classification mandate or joint legal entity is established.
Canada Centre — Public Safety Canada → hosted the event with the joint TCAP 2.0 launch → TCAP 2.0 Canadian launch — May 2023
2023-05-01 – 2023-05-05
Reported by the cited source
Departmental Next Steps column reports completed launch at the Canada Centre event of 1–5 May 2023. Broader On track status and launch are not grant acceptance.