Evidence is crucial to a successful prosecution in court: what if the information comes from an intelligence source?
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Canadian courts have an unfortunate tendency to not take terrorism seriously and treat it appropriately. How can we change this?
Why is it that a series of Canadian governments is incapable to take what their intelligence agencies tell them about national security threats?
Canadian intelligence and journalists have warned that China is engaged in influence peddling – and worse – for decades. So what is the government doing about it?
Canada appoints an Islamophobia ‘czar’, convinced that it is all too ‘prevalent’. But who are the real Islamophobes? Spoiler alert: not who you may think.
What role should our courts play in counter terrorism? Are there court cases in which there are frivolous accusations as to who is behind terrorism?
Journalists reporting from zones where terrorism is rampant are an important source of information: a conversation with a BBC reporter.
Africa seems to have become the epicentre for jihadi terrorism of late: what led to that unenviable status?
Prevent is part of the UK’s CVE – countering violent extremism – strategy. Has it come off the rails?
Policing is a complicated profession and constantly open to criticism, often by those with no policing background. Borealis talks to someone who knows his stuff