Martin Couture-Rouleau

• Man who killed soldier Patrice Vincent wanted more victims: Quebec coroner

  A Quebec man who killed a Canadian Forces warrant officer in 2014 wanted more victims.

  Canada

  Dec 16, 2016
  
• Montreal teen convicted on terrorism-related offences

  A Montreal teen has been found guilty of two terrorism-related charges stemming from the robbery of a convenience store in 2014.

  Crime

  Dec 17, 2015
  
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• Judge expected to render verdict in Quebec teen terrorism case in December

  Final arguments wrapped up Tuesday in the case of the 16-year-old boy being tried before youth court.

  Canada

  Sep 29, 2015
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• Closing arguments in trial of teen suspected of terror-related charges

  Closing arguments are expected to take place in the case of a Montreal teen who faces terrorism-related charges.

  Canada

  Sep 22, 2015
• Trial hears teen had phone number of jihadist sympathizer Couture-Rouleau

  A teenager's terrorism trial is hearing he had reported links to a jihadist sympathizer who killed a Canadian Forces soldier.

  Canada

  Sep 10, 2015
• What to watch for in feds’ new counter-terror law

  Look for longer detention without charge and laws criminalizing certain kinds of speech in the federal Conservatives' new anti-terror law.

  Canada

  Jan 29, 2015
• Montreal teen faces terrorism-related charges

  A 15-year-old Montreal youth appeared in court Wednesday to face terrorism-related charges.

  Canada

  Dec 4, 2014
• Slain Quebec soldier remembered by colleagues

  Warrant officer Patrice Vincent, who died after being hit by a car driven by an attacker with known jihadist sympathies, was a man who could easily command attention, says one of his colleagues.

  Canada

  Oct 31, 2014
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• Attackers ‘hijacked our religion,’ say Imams

  The Ahmadi Muslim Community is calling on Canadian Muslims to denounce the attacks in Ottawa and St-Jean-sur-Richelieu.

  Oct 26, 2014
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• How confident are you in Canada to prevent homegrown terror attacks?

  A new poll suggests Canadians are split when it comes to confidence in security forces to stop a homegrown terror attack. Where do you stand on the issue?

  Canada

  Oct 24, 2014