Rehab Dughmosh was found guilty of four terrorism-related charges after attacking workers with a golf club and butcher’s knife while draped in an ISIL banner in June 2017. Continue reading →

Crown attorneys say that while sentences for such offences can go up to 12 years, their proposal takes into account Rehab Dughmosh’s mental illness. Continue reading →

“From a legal perspective, we will be working on evidence to build the case where we can lay charges and prosecute,” Goodale told reporters. Continue reading →

Neil Prakash is the 12th person to be stripped of Australian citizenship. Continue reading →

A German woman and alleged member of the Islamic State has been charged with allowing a small girl to die of thirst as her slave in Iraq. Continue reading →

Sajjan pledged Canada’s enduring support for Iraq and the war against Islamic State group on Thursday – but stopped short of extending Canada’s military mission in the region, most of which is set to expire next spring. Continue reading →

A senior Islamic State figure implicated in the 2014 killing of American aid worker Peter Kassig has been killed in a coalition airstrike, a Pentagon official confirmed. Continue reading →

A settlement has been reached in a $1-million lawsuit filed by a taxi driver accusing police of negligence after he got caught up in the August 2016 take-down of ISIS-sympathizer Aaron Driver. Continue reading →

Danielle Smith spoke with Simon Fraser University criminology professor Scott Newark about what Canada should do with Canadian Islamic State jihadis detained abroad. Continue reading →

British anti-ISIS volunteer Macer Gifford said he found a letter, apparently written by a fighter and addressed to his Canadian superior, in the former ISIS capital of Raqqa, Syria last September. Continue reading →