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Final 2 found guilty
BRAMPTON - The verdict means all of the 18 men initially swept up by
police in the 2006 counterterrorism operation have been dealt with by
the justice system; 7 were released early on, but the remainder have all
either admitted guilt or been found guilty by a court of law. (National
Post) MORE:
2 found guilty
Guilty in terror trial
10 years
BRAMPTON
- Shareef Abdelhaleem, the final member of the Toronto 18 to be
sentenced for his crimes, has been handed a life sentence with no chance
of parole for 10 years. (CTV) MORE:
Life in prison
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Sharif Abdelhaleem
No entrapment
Crown appeals sentence
Inmates receive better treatment
MILTON - The Toronto 18 suspects at a detention centre west of
Toronto have been treated better than other inmates at the facility, two
correctional staff told court. (CBC)
4th guilty plea
BRAMPTON -
A fourth member of an extremist group known as the
"Toronto 18" has pleaded guilty to hatching a bombing plot. Zakaria
Amara, 24, entered his guilty pleas in a Brampton courtroom Thursday to
charges stemming from a plot to detonate fertilizer bombs in Toronto and
at an unnamed Ontario military base. (CTV)
MORE:
Toronto 18 leader pleads guilty
2 more years
BRAMPTON - A Toronto-area man who plotted to bomb RCMP headquarters and
Parliament will have to serve another two years in jail, a court ruled.
Ali Dirie, a member of the so-called Toronto 18 terror group, was handed
the equivalent of a seven-year sentence for his part in the 2006 plot.
(CTV) MORE:
Gun supplier gets 7 years
Man admits he belonged to terror cell
Smuggler admits role
Convicted terrorist named
TORONTO - Canada's first convicted terrorist - a 17-year-old charged as
a youth but sentenced as an adult - can now be identified, the Ontario
Court of Appeal has ruled. Justice Gloria Epstein lifted a publication
ban allowing the media to publish Nishanthan Yogakrishnan's name, who
was until now known only as "N.Y." (Sun Media)MORE:
Convicted man named
Sentence served
Sentenced, then freed
Terror trial suspects can't be named
Another suspect arrested
BRAMPTON - Alkhalel
Mohammed Aboud, 19, is charged with participating in terrorist
activities and attending a terrorist training camp, RCMP spokeswoman
Judy Laurence said. (National Post) |
7 months +
BRAMPTON - Steven Chand, 29, was convicted in Ontario Superior Court
in June of knowingly participating in a terrorist group and
counselling to commit fraud for the benefit of that group. (CP) PREVIOUS:
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Terror sentence
BRAMPTON - The head of the so-called
Toronto 18 was sentenced Monday to 16 years in prison after pleading
guilty to participating in a terrorist group. Fahim Ahmad has been
in custody since 2006. He could be eligible for parole in another
three years. (CBC) MORE:
Leader sentenced Fahim
Ahmad
Guilty plea
Surprise guilty plea
Plead guilty, get
out of jail
BRAMPTON - Jamal James, 26, who was charged under Canada's
anti-terrorism laws, entered the guilty plea in a Brampton, Ont.,
courtroom. (CBC)
MORE:
Terrorist freed after guilty plea
Toronto 18 video evidence released
BRAMPTON - Video evidence released includes footage of a
massive simulated explosion, a taste of the kind of havoc that
members of the so-called Toronto 18 bomb plot sought to inflict on
Canada's largest city. (CBC) MORE:
RCMP terror blast test
Arrests video
Another guilty plea
BRAMPTON - Saad Gaya knew his group
was making bombs. He even knew buildings would be destroyed in
downtown Toronto. (Toronto Star)
MORE:
Another 'Toronto 18' member pleads guilty
Ranks close for jailed Muslim
The 'Toronto 18' - two years later
Sentence served
BRAMPTON - A Scarborough man
convicted of belonging to a homegrown terror cell was sentenced
yesterday to 2 1/2 years. A short time later, he walked out of a
Brampton courthouse a free man. (Toronto Star) MORE:
Sentenced, then freed
Charges stayed against 4
BRAMPTON - Four more Toronto-area suspects charged in
an alleged homegrown terror plot have had charges against them
stayed, bringing down the number of accused to 11 from 18.
(CTV)
MORE:
4 more freed in terror case The incredible shrinking terror case
Alleged ring leader gets bail
BRAMPTON - The eldest suspect and alleged
ringleader in the Toronto-area terrorism case was granted bail on
Monday after the most serious charge against him was dropped.
Qayyum Abdul Jamal,
44, breathed a loud sigh of relief and smiled at his wife when the
judge made the order inside a Brampton courtroom. (CTV)
MORE:
Accused terrorist out
on bail
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Terror
probe details emerge
TORONTO
- The group of alleged extremists police say were planning terrorist
attacks in Ontario was led by two young men who had both studied
under the same Mississauga spiritual leader.
(National Post)
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More
terror arrests expected, top lawmakers say
OTTAWA - More arrests are expected on the heels of this weekend's
stunning raids that netted 17 terrorism suspects, including five
youths, in the Toronto area, Canada's senior lawmakers said Sunday.
(National Post)
MORE: Guns
heard guns at alleged terror camp |
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FBI
cites connection
WASHINGTON
- Canada's largest counterterrorism operation grabbed the spotlight
in the United States on Saturday, where the FBI said two men from
Georgia had visited some of the 17 alleged terrorists arrested north
of the border. (CP)
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3
tonnes of explosives found
TORONTO
- A series of terrorist attacks plotted against unspecified targets
were "inspired by al-Qaida," a CSIS
official said, adding that the ring of suspects arrested
posed a "real and serious" threat. (CP)
MORE: Seized
fertilizer capable of catastrophic damage
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