On copycats: ”The public has a right to know, but you don’t want to glorify it in such a way that it becomes inspirational to others.” (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
On copycats: ”The public has a right to know, but you don’t want to glorify it in such a way that it becomes inspirational to others.” (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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On copycats: ”The public has a right to know, but you don’t want to glorify it in such a way that it becomes inspirational to others.” (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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On copycats: ”The public has a right to know, but you don’t want to glorify it in such a way that it becomes inspirational to others.” (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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On preventive measures: ”The OPP has put in place a program so if people are renting vans, there’s a database the OPP can access.” (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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On mass migration: “It is the manifestation … of what is probably the biggest challenge now facing Westerm countries, including Canada.” (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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The best example of terrorists coming to other countries to commit acts of terrorism was the attacks on the World Trade Centre, says Scott Newark. (Photo: Navy photo by Chief Photographer’s Mate Eric J. Tilford)
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To prevent copycats of such acts at the Toronto van attack in which 10 people were killed and 16 injured, authorities have enacted rules on van rentals, says Scott Newark. A memorial to those killed in the Toronto attack is shown here. (Photo: Flibirigit)
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Since Jack Letts does have Canadian citizenship, Scott Newark maintains he must be allowed in the country. (Photo: ITV Meridian)
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Scott Newark says that the government cutting cheques to child soldiers such as Omar Khadr isn’t the answer. Shown here are protesters calling for his return to Canada in 2008. (Photo: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL)
