Radicalization

"Is it the right approach to deplatform these individuals? Is the right approach to try and engage with these individuals? How should we be thinking about this? What actually works?"

"People don't care about facts as much as they think they do," says Natalie Wynn

Anjem Choudary's group had inspired more than 100 radicals to join ISIS. He'd only served half his sentence.

It's no accident that young white guys with a fondness for the darkest part of the Internet are descending into far-right violence.

Jack Letts’ parents deny he is a member of ISIS and want Canada to allow him to settle in the country

Canada's spies say new fitness routines and switching to encrypted messaging apps could be signs a radicalized person is about to become violent

El Mahdi Jamali and Sabrine Djermane will work as consultants for the deradicalization centre in Montreal

Reddit’s “involuntary celibate” group was taken down earlier this month after its anti-woman debate turned violent. But the problem is much larger than one subreddit.

‘Generation Identity,’ who have worked to keep migrants out of Europe, want a bigger Canadian presence.

Far right extremists were vastly outnumbered, but after "counterproductive" black bloc tactics they still declared victory.

As early as middle school, James Alex Fields made his classmates uncomfortable by praising Hitler.

The centre's job is ultimately to provide funding to other groups and implement a national strategy, not to run programs itself