We're not looking at building a new cyber command. What we are looking at doing is expanding our capabilities in the cyber realm and developing our forces in terms of expertise. We are also, in the policy, going from being purely defensive to the ability to conduct active cyber operations, including an offensive cyber capability. In order to do that, we're creating a new cyber operator occupation in the military to attract new talent and increase resources dedicated to cyber operations. The capability for cyber will rest within the existing command—army, navy, air force—and Canadian Joint Operations Command, not a new cyber command.
On November 29th, 2017. See this statement in context.