It is sure to be the enduring legacy of the act of terrorism that killed 329 people aboard Air India Flight 182: a call by the head of the disaster's inquiry for no less than a wholesale revamping of Canada's national-security apparatus.

Former Supreme Court justice John Major outlined his bold vision to overhaul Canada's national-security system Thursday, including changing the roles of the RCMP, spies and prosecutors in the fight against terrorism, under the watchful eye of a new and empowered national security czar.

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