The real story Michael, is that until this recent mass outpouring over the loss of a journalist, Canadian media interest in operational details in Afghanistan has been pretty much limited to counting bodies and answering the question “how can we use this to damage the Harper government?”
Another response at the Torch.

SDA gets results! Homeland Security Newswire;

New information reveals that the now-famous break-in of the computers at the University of East Anglia— which revealed that in a few instances leading climatologists seemingly massaged data to show more global warming and discussed excluding contradictory research— in fact, may not have been the act of an intruder. A detailed analysis of the East Anglia’s files by Canadian network engineer discloses that the emails and documents were likely leaked by an internal source, spotlighting a perennial but often neglected threat — old-fashioned espionage or whistle-blowing.

These files were compiled internally, not by “hackers” – that much is certain. (How they were released to the wild is different question.) That East Anglia has still to acknowledge the provenance of the documents is a compelling reminder that nothing they say about the contents should be taken at face value.