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6 storiesnewest firstlatest August 6, 2026
A Quebec man formerly in the Canadian Armed Forces has been removed from service after being charged in 2025 with facilitating a terrorist activity. The military confirmed his separation on August 5, 2026, citing policy against retaining personnel facing terrorism‑related charges.
A Quebec man formerly in the Canadian Armed Forces was charged in 2025 with facilitating terrorist activity and has since been removed from the military. He remains charged and is awaiting trial.
A 33‑year‑old Toronto man was charged with terrorism after police said his public anti‑Jewish statements during recent demonstrations promoted hatred and violence toward Israeli and Jewish communities. The single charge reflects the authorities' view that the remarks meet terrorism criteria under provincial law.
A former Quebec soldier pleaded guilty to seven firearms offenses tied to a 2025 RCMP terrorism investigation, part of a case involving eleven charges against four suspects.
A Quebec man who was serving in the Canadian military pleaded guilty to seven terrorism‑related charges on June 23, 2026, stemming from his 2025 arrest in an RCMP probe that also involved three other suspects.
A former Quebec military member pleaded guilty to seven firearms and material charges stemming from a 2025 RCMP terrorism investigation. The plea resolves part of an eleven‑count case while the broader probe into extremist activity continues.
