Following two recent vehicle attacks in Edmonton, an Alberta imam is stressing the importance of preventing the radicalization of Canadian youths. Continue reading →

Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy confessed to an ISIS-inspired plot to target key New York City landmarks. Continue reading →

Unsealed court documents refer repeatedly to Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy’s struggles with drugs and unspecified mental health issues. Continue reading →

The planned attacks, which were thwarted by law enforcement, included detonating explosives in Manhattan’s Times Square and in the city’s subway. Continue reading →

The website of a B.C. mosque that federal charity auditors said received funding from Qatar included a link to anti-Semitic content that urged an “Islamic jihad” against Jews. Continue reading →

Edmonton terror suspect Abdulahi Sharif had no known criminal activity when he showed up at the Canadian border in 2012, which is why he was able to claim asylum despite a deportation order from U.S. Continue reading →

There’s nothing wrong with Canada’s immigration and refugee system. Or so says Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale. Continue reading →

Just hours after the man accused of two shocking vehicle attacks made his first court appearance in Edmonton on Tuesday, U.S. officials confirmed Abdulahi Hassan Sharif was ordered to be “removed to Somalia” by an immigration judge in 2011. Continue reading →

On Monday, Oilers head coach Todd McLellan spoke out about the attacks in Edmonton over the weekend. Continue reading →