Police said Sunday, after questioning a 35-year-old homeless man arrested as a suspect in the stabbing, that ``so far there are no indications that point to a possible terrorist motive.''

“We are using all our available means — visible and unseen — to find the suspect in this stabbing as soon as possible,” police said in a statement, as they appealed again for witnesses.

Spanish-owned Air Europa said in a statement that a pilot had accidentally triggered an alarm, causing a major security lockdown at one of Europe's busiest airports.

While the law bans all sorts of face-covering clothing on public transportation, in government buildings and at health and education institutions, Achiume said "the political discourse surrounding it has made clear that Muslim women are its intended targets."

Officials said the drugs were sent from the Netherlands and were destined for a home in southeast Calgary.

Police sent officers onto the streets so that people could approach them for emergency help.

Hamilton-Niagara RCMP say a joint investigation with the Canada Border Services Agency and Canada Post uncovered an illicit package from the Netherlands.

Dutch police and prosecutors pressed on Tuesday with their investigation into the motive of a suspect who they believe shot and killed three people and injured five more in an attack on a tram in the central city of Utrecht.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that he was "deeply concerned" and that crisis talks were to be held in response to the incident.

After a decade-long search, "the drive-in you can't drive by" will open an Edmonton restaurant as early as fall 2019.