Ayan Abdirahman Jama is accused of recruiting and financing a Canadian to travel to Syria.

Toronto's Pamir Hakimzadah was arrested in Turkey while on his way to Syria to join ISIS.

Most Canadians do not want the government helping to bring back those suspected of fighting for ISIS.

Former federal government national security lawyer Leah West said there was ample evidence to charge Canadians like Mohammed Khalifa, but the RCMP has not done so.

A Turkish official told Global News his country was open to working with the RCMP to repatriate Canadian ISIS members.

Canadian terrorists are responsible for significant loss of life in other countries, but experts say that is often overlooked in the public debate about Canadian extremism.

Pamir Hakimzadah told a witness “all non-Muslims should be killed” and Canada should be under Islamic law, a Crown prosecutor alleged in documents obtained by Global News.

A senior RCMP official has revealed that preparations are underway for the possible return of captured Canadian ISIS members.

Appearing in a Toronto courtroom, Pamir Hakimzadah admitted to the 2015 attack on the victim, who cannot be identified due to a publication ban.

Experts say Canada is unlikely to hold any legal obligation to go out of its way to repatriate Canadian ISIS fighters detained in Syria.