The latest arrest of Kevin Omar Mohamed points to Canada’s struggle to deal with terrorism offenders coming out of prison still radicalized.

The registration drive is part of an attempt to identify who is held at the camp and urge countries to repatriate their citizens.

The FBI wrote that “anti-government, identity based, and fringe political conspiracy theories very likely motivate some domestic extremists, wholly or in part, to engage in criminal or violent activity.” 

ISIS is claiming it kidnapped and killed a Canadian geologist in Burkina Faso in January.

For four years, authorities have been trying to identify an ISIS member with a distinctly Canadian accent who was narrating the terrorist group’s English-language propaganda.

Thirty-six people died in the attack, which the Philippine government dubbed a botched robbery even as ISIS looked to claim responsibility.

Reports a Canadian is leading an Islamic State affiliate in Bangladesh have been brought into the spotlight following the deadly siege on a restaurant in Dhaka last week.

Toronto police say they are aware of a possible threat from a German pro-ISIS group that identifies the Toronto Pride Parade as an "excellent target" for an attack.

As the world reels in the wake of a massacre in Paris, world leaders have vowed to fight ISIS. It isn't clear, however, what exactly that fight will entail.