Canadian Armed Forces member charged in terrorist case no longer in the military

A Quebec man charged last year with facilitating a terrorist activity is no longer a member of the Canadian Armed Forces.

Canadian Armed Forces member charged in terrorist case no longer in the military  Toronto Star

Following sustained military pressure, 17 family members of Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati wal-Jihad terrorists have surrendered to troops in Borno.

OTTAWA, Aug 4 - Marc-Aurèle Chabot, a former active-duty Canadian soldier arrested last July for taking “concrete actions to facilitate terrorist activity,” is no longer a member of the armed forces, according to the Canadian military.

The report said a militant leader identified as “Comedy” voluntarily disclosed to the Imo State Amnesty Committee the location where his weapons had been buried following sustained operational pressure mounted by troops of the 34 Artillery Brigade.

Canadian-Palestinian activist, Ahmad Hajahmad Jarrar, has been charged under terror laws after a speech in Toronto against Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Meanwhile, charges have been dropped against three Israel supporters who committed or threatened actual harm to pro-Palestine protesters. Canada is following the UK in it