Stewart Bell
National Online Journalist, Investigative
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India using terror allegations to silence voices: World Sikh Organization of Canada official -
World Sikh Organization of Canada official skeptical of Indian allegations against Sikh activists -
CSIS was likely investigating Sikh activists in Canada since 2017, expert says -
Terrorism expert surprised by details in CSIS files on Sikh activists in Canada -
Police allege deadly attack at Toronto spa was inspired by incel ideology -
Canada resuming some military operations in Iraq -
Canadian military mission in Iraq in limbo amid escalating tensions -
Canadian troops to sit out tensions in Kuwait -
Canadian troops moved out of Iraq to Kuwait -
More than 300 terrorism deaths and injuries attributed to Canadians since 2012 -
Captured Canadian ISIS fighter says ‘executioner’ in infamous ISIS video is Canadian -
Government documents reveal debate over threat from right-wing extremists -
New questions about controversial Port Coquitlam mosque -
Federal government revokes Islamic organization’s charity status
Author Archives
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Ukraine: The kettle thieves of ChornobylA Ukrainian guard tries to make sense of the Russian troops who invaded, occupied, looted and trashed the site of the Chornobyl nuclear disaster.WorldJun 10
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Exclusive: How a 15-year-old Ukrainian drone pilot helped destroy a Russian army columnThe incident is being cited as an example of the game-changing role of civilian drones in the Ukraine conflict.WorldJun 6
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The first 100 days of war through the eyes of a Ukrainian villageA Global News investigation pieces together what happened in Vilkhivka.WorldJun 3
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Ukraine cities in path of Russia’s offensive in Donbas urged to evacuateRussian forces are just 12 kilometres from Sloviansk and are pushing towards the industrial city, and nearby Kramatorsk, from three directions.WorldJun 1
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Picking up the pieces of Russia’s invasion in KharkivUkraine’s second largest city is trying to restart but the challenges are daunting and the rockets keep coming.WorldMay 29
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Unearthing the evidence of Russia’s war crimes in east UkraineIn villages retaken from Russian forces around Kharkiv, a Ukrainian war crimes prosecutor is building cases to bring before the courts.WorldMay 25
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A Ukrainian village falls victim to another type of Russian war crime: cluster bombsRussian’s strategy of leveling cities before trying to advance has left Barvinkove battered and deserted.WorldMay 24
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EXCLUSIVE: ‘Wolverines’ of Ukraine step out of shadowsThe group says spray-painting the name 'Wolverines' on destroyed Russian tanks is inspired by the 1980s film 'Red Dawn.'WorldMay 19
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RCMP lay terrorism charge against Ontario man over alleged links to Atomwaffen neo-Nazi groupSeth Bertrand faces a charge of participating in the activity of a terrorist group.CrimeMay 6
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In ‘grey zone’ of national security, suspects face no charges but can’t leave CanadaRather than charging terrorism suspects, Canadian authorities have been blocking them from leaving Canada via the no-fly list, peace bonds and the denial of passports.CanadaApr 25
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In ‘land of partisans,’ Belarus activists fight their government’s support of Russian warAs well as tracking Russian army movements, the anti-war movement has conducted cyberattacks and joined an all-Belarusian battalion fighting in Ukraine.WorldApr 20
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The fisherman and the entrepreneur: How Canadians are helping in UkraineLex Brukovskiy and Igor Volzhanin are among many Canadians helping respond to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.CanadaApr 12
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Ukraine’s citizen soldiers ‘the last line of defence’ against RussiaFive weeks into President Vladimir Putin’s invasion, Russia was suffering heavy losses and appeared to be giving up on its plan to seize Kyiv.WorldApr 4
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As Russia pulls back, life slowly returns to KyivIt's too soon for a victory parade but with Russia’s hopes of taking Ukraine's capital fading, residents are coming home and businesses are re-opening.WorldApr 1
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Inside Kharkiv, a city once close to Russia comes under daily bombardmentOnly 25-kilometres from the Russian border, and home to a mostly Russian-speaking population, Kharkiv is being steadily demolished by Russian forces.WorldMar 30
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Ukrainians seek refuge in the shadow of a nuclear power plantThe Yuzhnoukrainsk nuclear power plant has become an unlikely source of security to some Ukrainians, who reason that Russian wouldn’t dare attack the city.WorldMar 28
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Married in a Ukrainian bomb shelterForced to take shelter during their wartime wedding, a Ukrainian couple exchanged vows in an underground bunker.WorldMar 28
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‘Just hell that burns again and again’: Mariupol residents describe city in ruinsPhotos and videos shared with Global News by residents of Mariupol, Ukraine, show the blackened ruins of an apartment block and the skeletons of wrecked cars.WorldMar 26
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Veterans who rescued Afghan interpreters bring Canadian Forces interpreters out of UkraineAfter helping their former interpreters get out of Afghanistan, Canadian veterans have expanded their work into Ukraine.WorldMar 25
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Signs of war: Ukrainians fight back, with billboardsAll along west Ukraine’s roads and highways, billboards have become a form of resistance. With pointed slogans, they taunt Russian President Vladimir Putin and his invasion force.WorldMar 18
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Ukraine’s not-so-secret weapon against Russia: an army of volunteers supplying the frontWhile NATO countries ship weapons to Ukraine, a far more expansive effort within the country runs supplies to soldiers and civilians on the front lines.WorldMar 16
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‘A lot’ of Canadians have joined fight against Russian invasion of Ukraine, says spokespersonThe international volunteer force assembled to fight the Russian invasion of Ukraine has recruited a significant number of Canadians, the group's spokesperson says.WorldMar 15
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Airstrike victims were Ukrainian, officials say, rejecting Russia’s claim ‘foreign mercenaries’ diedMissiles struck near the Ukrainian border with Poland, killing dozens, injuring 134 and raising concerns about Russia’s willingness to attack so close to a NATO country.WorldMar 14
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Russian missile strikes kill 35 at Ukrainian military training base near Polish borderThe Ukrainian military base attacked by Russian missiles near the western city of Lviv was once where the Canadian military trained Ukrainian troops.WorldMar 13
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A Ukrainian mayor, Russian missiles and the ghost of controversial Second World War nationalistIn Ivano-Frankivsk, the mayor said he needed weapons and medical kits, and a volunteer organizer vowed to 'sing in Red Square that we are the sons of Bandera.'WorldMar 11