Researchers say they have identified the Facebook page of the Abu Sayyaf militant who beheaded two Canadians in the southern Philippines in 2016, and it has deepened the mystery about him. Continue reading
Four people died and a dozen were wounded in the Tuesday night attack at France’s largest Christmas market. Continue reading
Hajin is the last big town that the Islamic State holds in its remaining enclave east of the Euphrates River. Continue reading
The reactivation of a dormant bank account linked to an “extremist traveller” may indicate that he or she is preparing to come back to Canada, FINTRAC said in its first-ever Terrorism Financing Assessment. Continue reading
“Investigating, arresting, charging and prosecuting any Canadian involved in terrorism or violent extremism is the government’s main objective and priority,” the six-page report said. Continue reading
Canadians who have joined, or tried to join, ISIS and other jihadist groups have managed to returned to Canada without facing terrorism charges. Continue reading
A Yazidi refugee boy in Winnipeg will be handing out 100 bikes to other refugee children after his gifted bicycle was stolen from him. 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
The exhumation of mass graves in and around Raqqa is being undertaken by local groups and first responders amid concerns about the preservation of bodies and evidence for possible war crimes trials. Continue reading
