Quebec Radicalization

• Quebec’s opposition parties want chador banned from public sector

  Parti Québécois House Leader Agnès Maltais calls the chador, which covers a woman's body from head to toe, except for her face, is a symbol of oppression.

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  Jun 11, 2015
  
• Quebec’s fight against violent extremism includes anti-radicalization centre in Montreal

  The Quebec government announced a series of broad measures to fight violent extremism in the province that include an anti-radicalization centre based in Montreal.

  Canada

  Jun 10, 2015
  
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• Quebec Liberals table religious neutrality legislation, promise to better detect radicalization

  By introducing Bills 59 and 62, Quebec's Liberal Party is trying to navigate the choppy waters of secularism and radicalization.

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  Jun 10, 2015
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• Bail hearing begins for two Montreal teens who face terrorism-related charges

  Two Montreal teens who face terrorism-related charges will get a chance to convince a judge they should be released on bail.

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  Jun 5, 2015
• Harper announces extra money for RCMP and border services to fight terrorism

  Prime Minister Stephen Harper said the federal government will provide substantial resources to the RCMP and the Canada Border Services Agency in the fight against terrorism.

  Canada

  May 21, 2015
• RCMP in Quebec arrest 10 youths on suspicion of planning to join jihadist groups

  RCMP in Montreal arrested 10 young people over the weekend who were suspected of wanting to leave Canada to join jihadist groups.

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  May 19, 2015
• Montrealer accused of violating peace bond conditions granted bail

  Merouane Ghalmi, a Montreal man accused of violating the terms of a terrorism-related peace bond he signed in March, has been granted bail.

  Canada

  May 11, 2015
• 2 Montreal teens charged over suspected terrorist activities

  Two 18-year-old Montreal students will remain behind bars after being charged with four serious terrorism-related charges.

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  Apr 20, 2015
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• Immigration hurting Quebec’s sovereignty movement: Liberals slam Péladeau for comments

  The Quebec Liberal Party took aim at Parti Québécois leadership hopeful Pierre-Karl Péladeau's controversial comments about immigrants

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  Mar 19, 2015
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• Montreal’s Collège de Maisonneuve says Adil Charkaoui allowed back to teach

  The Collège de Maisonneuve said Thursday it had no legal grounds to cancel its contract with Adil Charkaoui, as nothing inappropriate was found in the courses offered.

  Canada

  Mar 19, 2015