Fahim Ahmad, the leader of the Toronto 18 terror cell, pled guilty to charges against him, including aiding a terror group. Ahmad’s cell was planning to take control of nuclear sites and storming parliament to take politicians hostages and force the country to withdraw from Afghanistan.
Commander stresses political reform over military might in Kandahar
Canada adamant about Afghanistan pullout; France sounds supportive note
A judge has ruled that Mohamedou Ould Slahi should be released from Guantanamo. Slahi was a key recruiter of 9/11 point man Ramzi Binalshibh, tactical commander Mohammed Atta, and two other suicide pilots, and was a top facilitator in the failed millennium bombing plots.
Suicide bombers ‘unIslamic’ and going to Hell, says leading cleric
Regional group leaves out US and Canada
Nine nations support Afghan training effort
As US begins Afghan surge, Canada plans its exit
NATO forces in race to secure Kandahar
Qaida threat pushes US to up air security
US feared attack on Obama inauguration by Somali extremists from Canada
Canada’s Kandahar legacy rests on a shift in strategy
McChrystal praises Canada™s Afghanistan contributions
Afghanistan – Canadian troops to form ‘ring of stability’
Gates highlights Canada™s efforts in Afghanistan
Khaled Nawaya was freed after one month in jail. Nawaya, a Saudi-born Syrian citizen, was arrested one month ago at the border while trying to smuggle nearly $1 million in Canadian mint gold coins. Mounties found 9/11 videotapes and a Hezbollah ring in Nawaya’s possession. He was a flight instructor in Oakland, Calif., and was […]
Canadian Muslim group calls for burqa ban
How a police agent cracked a terror celll
Canadian-Afghan leader sees hope and future in fruit, not poppies
Canada must bring home citizen with alleged Al Qaeda ties: judge
Canada may end Pakistan arms embargo; India concerned
Canadian court convicts man on terrorism charges
Convicted British terrorist had links to accused in Toronto 18 case: U.K. court documents
Jail for man in Canada PM beheading plot
Video of “Terror Training Camp” in Canada
Ending Afghan mission in 2011 is no ‘cut and run,’ MacKay says
Lawyers for Omar Khadr released 10 minutes of videotape of his interrogation at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Khadr cried while talking to a Candian intelligence official and claimed he was tortured by US forces. Khadr is a Candian citizen who was detained by US forces after a battle in Afghanistan in July 2002.
Informant says militant training camp was ‘potty training’ exercise
Canada’s House of Commons extends Afghan mission
Canada charter doesn’t apply to Taliban: court