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"Red Line Has Been Crossed": Canadian MP Condemns Attack On Hindu Temple
The recent attack at a Hindu temple in Canada's Brampton has angered Indo-Canadians with a prominent member of the country's parliament saying the anti-India extremists have crossed a "red line".
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Canadian MP Recalls Kanishka Bombing, Says "Dark Forces Energised Again"
Indian-origin Canadian Member of Parliament Chandra Arya on Thursday recalled the 1985 Air India bombing, which claimed the lives of 329 people, and said the ideology responsible for the terrorist attack is still alive among a few people in Canada.
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Canada Parliament Votes Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine As "Genocide"
Canadian lawmakers voted unanimously on Wednesday to call Russia's attacks in Ukraine a "genocide", with members of parliament saying there was "ample evidence of systemic and massive war crimes against humanity" being committed by Moscow.
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Canada Government Websites Taken Down in Cyber Attack
Several Canadian government websites were taken down in a cyber attack on Wednesday, the government said, with the hacking group Anonymous taking responsibility in what it said was retaliation for a new anti-terrorism law passed by Canada's parliament.
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In Rare Parliament Intervention, Sonia Gandhi Attacks PM Narendra Modi Directly
Congress President Sonia Gandhi today tore into Prime Minister Narendra Modi for criticizing previous governments during his visit to Canada last month.
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Canada Parliament to Merge Security Forces After Gunman Attack
Canada's two houses of Parliament will merge their security forces after an attack by a gunman last month, officials said on Tuesday, a move aimed at addressing long-standing communications problems.
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Gunman in Canada Attack Prepared Video of Himself
Canadian police say a gunman who shot and killed a soldier at the national war memorial and then stormed Parliament before he was gunned down had prepared a video recording of himself prior to Wednesday's attack.
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Canadians Flock to Parliament Hill, Site of Attack on Soldier
Canadians returned to the reopened grounds of their parliament building on Saturday, three days after a homegrown radical rushed in armed with a rifle after killing a soldier in the second domestic attack in a week on the country's military.
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Gunman in Canada Attack Complained About Mosque
The gunman who shot and killed a soldier in plain daylight then stormed Canada's Parliament once complained that Vancouver mosque he attended was too liberal and inclusive, Muslim leaders said on Friday.
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Dalai Lama Concerned Over Terror Attack in Canada
Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama on Friday expressed concern over the acts of terrorism in Canada, including an attack on parliament.
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Canada Attacks Follow Al Qaeda, Islamic State Instructions to the Tee
While they may not have officially been designated as jihadists, two suspected extremists who killed Canadian soldiers in shooting and driving rampages followed instructions issued by Al Qaeda and the Islamic State group to the letter.
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Man Who Attacked Canada's Parliament had Troubled, Transient Past
The gunman who killed a soldier in Ottawa and then raced through Canada's parliament before being shot dead was a misfit and perhaps mentally ill, according to police, friends and family, while his troubled and transient past included robbery and drug offences.
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Canada's Stephen Harper Vows Tighter Security After Parliament Attack
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper pledged to boost security forces' surveillance and detention powers on Thursday, a day after a gunman killed a soldier and raced through parliament before being shot dead.
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Lone Gunman Kills Canadian Soldier in Ottawa Attack
A gunman whose name was on a terror watch list killed a soldier and attempted to storm Canada's parliament Wednesday before the assembly's sergeant-at-arms shot him dead.
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Canadian Prime Minister Vows Crackdown After Capital Shocked by Fatal Attacks
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper vowed to redouble the country's fight against "terrorist organizations" abroad after a reported convert to Islam rampaged through parliament, shocking the usually tranquil capital city.
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"Red Line Has Been Crossed": Canadian MP Condemns Attack On Hindu Temple
The recent attack at a Hindu temple in Canada's Brampton has angered Indo-Canadians with a prominent member of the country's parliament saying the anti-India extremists have crossed a "red line".
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Canadian MP Recalls Kanishka Bombing, Says "Dark Forces Energised Again"
Indian-origin Canadian Member of Parliament Chandra Arya on Thursday recalled the 1985 Air India bombing, which claimed the lives of 329 people, and said the ideology responsible for the terrorist attack is still alive among a few people in Canada.
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Canada Parliament Votes Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine As "Genocide"
Canadian lawmakers voted unanimously on Wednesday to call Russia's attacks in Ukraine a "genocide", with members of parliament saying there was "ample evidence of systemic and massive war crimes against humanity" being committed by Moscow.
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Canada Government Websites Taken Down in Cyber Attack
Several Canadian government websites were taken down in a cyber attack on Wednesday, the government said, with the hacking group Anonymous taking responsibility in what it said was retaliation for a new anti-terrorism law passed by Canada's parliament.
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In Rare Parliament Intervention, Sonia Gandhi Attacks PM Narendra Modi Directly
Congress President Sonia Gandhi today tore into Prime Minister Narendra Modi for criticizing previous governments during his visit to Canada last month.
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Canada Parliament to Merge Security Forces After Gunman Attack
Canada's two houses of Parliament will merge their security forces after an attack by a gunman last month, officials said on Tuesday, a move aimed at addressing long-standing communications problems.
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Gunman in Canada Attack Prepared Video of Himself
Canadian police say a gunman who shot and killed a soldier at the national war memorial and then stormed Parliament before he was gunned down had prepared a video recording of himself prior to Wednesday's attack.
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Canadians Flock to Parliament Hill, Site of Attack on Soldier
Canadians returned to the reopened grounds of their parliament building on Saturday, three days after a homegrown radical rushed in armed with a rifle after killing a soldier in the second domestic attack in a week on the country's military.
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Gunman in Canada Attack Complained About Mosque
The gunman who shot and killed a soldier in plain daylight then stormed Canada's Parliament once complained that Vancouver mosque he attended was too liberal and inclusive, Muslim leaders said on Friday.
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Dalai Lama Concerned Over Terror Attack in Canada
Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama on Friday expressed concern over the acts of terrorism in Canada, including an attack on parliament.
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Canada Attacks Follow Al Qaeda, Islamic State Instructions to the Tee
While they may not have officially been designated as jihadists, two suspected extremists who killed Canadian soldiers in shooting and driving rampages followed instructions issued by Al Qaeda and the Islamic State group to the letter.
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Man Who Attacked Canada's Parliament had Troubled, Transient Past
The gunman who killed a soldier in Ottawa and then raced through Canada's parliament before being shot dead was a misfit and perhaps mentally ill, according to police, friends and family, while his troubled and transient past included robbery and drug offences.
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Canada's Stephen Harper Vows Tighter Security After Parliament Attack
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper pledged to boost security forces' surveillance and detention powers on Thursday, a day after a gunman killed a soldier and raced through parliament before being shot dead.
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Lone Gunman Kills Canadian Soldier in Ottawa Attack
A gunman whose name was on a terror watch list killed a soldier and attempted to storm Canada's parliament Wednesday before the assembly's sergeant-at-arms shot him dead.
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Canadian Prime Minister Vows Crackdown After Capital Shocked by Fatal Attacks
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper vowed to redouble the country's fight against "terrorist organizations" abroad after a reported convert to Islam rampaged through parliament, shocking the usually tranquil capital city.
