The man charged with murdering eight people on a New York City bike path spoke out in court over a prosecutor’s objection, invoking “Allah” and defending the Islamic State. Continue reading →

Capt. Amarinder Singh, chief minister of India’s Punjab state, said the explosion at a Bombay Bhel restaurant in Mississauga “highlighted the global dimensions of terrorism.” Continue reading →

When foreign fighters from conflicts abroad try to return to Canada, a senior national security official with the spy agency says he’s confident law enforcement will know about them ahead of time. Continue reading →

The federal government announced Friday that two organizations will receive money to help address radicalization to violence in Alberta. Continue reading →

A new study warns that despite ideological differences, far-right groups around the world are increasingly working together. Continue reading →

A pleasant September night in Edmonton came to a tragic halt when five people, including a policeman, were injured following a terrorist attack that played out across the city. Continue reading →

The planned attacks, which were thwarted by law enforcement, included detonating explosives in Manhattan’s Times Square and in the city’s subway. Continue reading →

“This is an all too common pattern we’re seeing in major cities across Europe and unfortunately now it’s arrived in Canada,” said a terror expert. Continue reading →

Wednesday’s opinion by the European Union Court of Justice’s Advocate General Yves Bot was a setback to attempts to share airline data in the fight against extremism. Continue reading →