@Hindy500 "How to organize and operate a cell." Terror group still on FB. pic.twitter.com/IJW5oAGWaz
For the first time, Canada has placed two neo-Nazi groups on its list of outlawed terrorist organizations. Continue reading →
A deep-cover Hezbollah sleeper agent, Ali Kourani visited Pearson airport seven times and gathered information about security measures there until his arrest in 2017. Continue reading →
Canadians are hardly the only targets of today’s terrorists, but they lack the government support available to citizens of other western countries, victims and advocates say. Continue reading →
The Canadian Anti-Hate Network said in a statement Thursday it believed this was the first time activists had sought a peace bond in response to right-wing extremist threats. Continue reading →
Although its charity status was suspended last September, ISNA-Canada has been approved for a $25,000 Canada Summer Jobs grant. Continue reading →
Speaking to the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism, Abu Henricki al Canadi said he was instructed to travel to Puerto Rico, take a boat to Mexico and cross into the U.S. Continue reading →
Crimes against humanity include murder, enslavement, imprisonment, torture, sexual violence, persecution “or any other inhumane act” against a civilian population or identifiable group. Continue reading →
The case of an Ottawa Commissionaire highlights the social media scrutiny employees now face from governments and employers. Continue reading →
Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan said he would look into the “serious” issues raised by a Global News report on links between the military and far-right groups. Continue reading →
A newly-released internal report says 16 armed forces members have been linked to hate groups. Continue reading →
A Turkish official told Global News his country was open to working with the RCMP to repatriate Canadian ISIS members. Continue reading →
A secret document reveals that federal officials have looked at “possible options” and “transfer scenarios” for bringing home captured Canadian ISIS members. Continue reading →
Surveillance cameras, alarms and vehicle barriers are the new reality at Canada’s places of worship. A federal program has been funding the security measures. Continue reading →
After removing references to Sikh extremism from its annual terrorism threat report, the government has now taken out all mention of Sunni and Shia extremism. Continue reading →
Vehicles were central to the ISIS campaign, but like any trucks, they broke down, and mechanics were needed to keep them on the road — mechanics like Boutros Massroua. Continue reading →