Mass-murder

Mass-murder researchers and terrorism experts do not like turning their calendars to April. For them, it marks the beginning of what one calls "the killing season."

Canada on Monday sentenced to 16 years the man behind the country's first Al-Qaida-inspired mass-murder plot unearthed in 2006.  Known as the Toronto-18 terror plot, it was uncovered with the arrest of 18 people, mostly of Pakistani origin, in June 2006.The plotters had planned to storm the Canadian parliament, take Prime Minister Stephen Harp...

Mass-murder researchers and terrorism experts do not like turning their calendars to April. For them, it marks the beginning of what one calls "the killing season."

Canada on Monday sentenced to 16 years the man behind the country's first Al-Qaida-inspired mass-murder plot unearthed in 2006.  Known as the Toronto-18 terror plot, it was uncovered with the arrest of 18 people, mostly of Pakistani origin, in June 2006.The plotters had planned to storm the Canadian parliament, take Prime Minister Stephen Harp...