BC Terror Trial

• B.C. court hears terror suspect livid about insult to Islam asked for gun

  A court heard that Nuttall pleaded with an undercover officer to find him a gun.

  Apr 19, 2016
  
• Terror sting not meant to seem illegal: officer

  An undercover terrorism sting involved thousands of dollars changing hands and officers promising access to guns and explosives, but the lead officer told a trial Wednesday that the operation was in no way meant to appear criminal.

  Jan 6, 2016
  
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• Human Rights Watch raises concerns over B.C. terrorism trial

  A terrorism trial underway in British Columbia runs disturbingly parallel with an emerging trend in U.S. anti-terror efforts targeting some of society's most vulnerable people, says an international human rights group.

  Jun 14, 2015
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• Police nix judge’s order to clean jail cells of feces, vomit, blood: lawyer

  Vancouver police refused to clean up their act even after reports of feces, vomit and blood smeared across jail-cell walls led a British Columbia judge to demand more hygienic lockup conditions for two prisoners, says a lawyer.

  Jun 5, 2015
• Video shows B.C. couple discussing Canada Day attack

  A British Columbia couple's apparent plan to attack the provincial legislature on Canada Day was still coming together just four days before the national holiday as they sat in a Vancouver-area motel room building bombs, their terrorism trial has heard.

  Feb 24, 2015