Long time hockey commentator Don Cherry has not shied away from spouting racist and anti-immigrant feelings.
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Books By Phil Gurski Phil Gurski has written six books on terrorism since 2015: the latest is The Peaceable Kingdom? A history of terrorism in Canada from Confederation to the present (published by Double Dagger in 2022). Â Here is some information on all six and how to get a copy. Western Foreign Fighters: The Threat […]
On this day in 2009, seven people were killed and over 20 wounded when two bicycles kitted with explosives detonated in the Indian state of Assam.
Today is one of those days in history where I have an unfortunate richness in terrorist attacks to choose from.
A suicide bomber rammed his explosive-packed truck into the Egyptian Embassy in Islamabad on Nov. 19, 1995, killing 15 people, including the second secretary of the embassy and three Egyptian security guards.
Why the Canadian Wexit movement should be monitored to ensure it does not head down a violent extremist direction.
In this piece and the following one, I would like to address one that really gets my goat: self-radicalisation.
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Today in Terrorism: 12 November
In 2015, 43 people were killed and more than 240 wounded in two suicide bomb blasts claimed by ISIS in Beirut’s southern suburbs.
We are thankfully not inundated with terrorism in Canada. It would be nice, however, to call it what it is when it occurs.
Was an ‘ecoterrorist’ attack in Mexico eight years ago a harbinger of things to come?