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Terror suspect arrested at Montreal airportThe RCMP swooped in on an alleged terrorist conspiracy because one of the suspects was about to get on a plane to India, according to the Canadian Press >> Read full article |
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3 days of terror: Key events in Paris newspaper attack and hostage takingsFor three days, the al-Qaida-linked brothers and a gunman believed to be their partner terrorized France and shook the world >> Read full article |
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Pan Am Games security: Don’t compare France and Canada, experts sayThe 2015 Pan Am Games will be a “litmus test” of how Canadian security has reacted to a surge in global terrorism, according to a Metro News report >> Read full article |
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 Extremism and the new threat landscapeIt’s undeniable. The reality of the threat from extremist acts has changed. Have you recognized the shift and do you appreciate its gravity? With recent attacks on Canadian Forces personnel in Canada, a café in Sydney and now on journalists in Paris, we have allowed ourselves to be comforted by such dismissive catch-phrases as “it’s a targeted attack,” or “it’s an isolated event.” >> Learn More… | ||
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Bail denied for man facing hoax related terrorism charges in QuebecA Quebec judge has denied bail to a man arrested on terrorism-related charges, ruling he could pose a serious threat to public safety and national security >> Read full article |
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NY senator calls for airline, airport worker screenings following gun running caseSen. Charles Schumer is calling for daily screening of airport and airline workers for weapons following last month's arrests of five men accused of smuggling guns through the New York and Atlanta airports >> Read full article |
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U.S. said not responsible for cyberattacks on North KoreaThe U.S. government was not responsible for sustained electronic attacks that crippled North Korea's Internet infrastructure last month, just after President Barack Obama promised that his administration would respond to the hacker break-in at Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc., two senior U.S. officials told The Associated Press >> Read full article |
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