In response, Facebook said: “While we cannot catch every one, we remain vigilant in this effort.” Continue reading →

The way we travel, cross borders, choose politicians, view religion, even look at each other — as Scott Thompson writes, it all changed 18 years ago. Continue reading →

He says that if he is deported to Israel he will be outed as a spy and eventually killed for his work. Continue reading →

It was the second time Canadian officials had tried to deport Raed Jaser. Continue reading →

Othman Ayad Hamdan has been deemed a security risk but is to be released in B.C. Continue reading →

Despite ups and downs, the Group of Seven remains a key forum for tackling issues that cross borders. Continue reading →

There have been calls for more right-wing extremist groups to be added to the federal terror list, but it is unclear exactly when or if that will happen. Continue reading →

Documents say police have been seeking the removal of online content but still face obstacles tackling extremism on the internet. Continue reading →

The bomber detonated his explosives Saturday night in the middle of a dancing crowd in the wedding hall, killing 63 people and wounding nearly 200 others Continue reading →

The blast occurred in a western Kabul neighborhood that is home to many of the country’s minority Shiite Hazara community. Continue reading →