MONTREAL — A Montreal man accused of violating the terms of a terrorism-related peace bond he signed in March has been granted bail.
Merouane Ghalmi was arrested last week and charged with breaking a condition he was not to consult terrorism materials online.
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The 22-year-old Ghalmi was held over the weekend and released today after agreeing to several strict conditions that forbid him from going on the Internet.
He will also continue to wear a tracking bracelet monitoring his movements.
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Ghalmi’s case returns to court on June 11.
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