"This week, police called it an act of incel terrorism and added terrorism related charges to that case, which experts says was a legal first and significant moment in terms of how our national security deals with these types of incidents.
And then, in its annual report to Parliament, CSIS, Canada’s top intelligence agency announced that it is changing how it looks at terrorism, and in particular, reclassifying it in terms of the motives behind them. It also specifically mentioned incels as a threat that they are concerned about"
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And then, in its annual report to Parliament, CSIS, Canada’s top intelligence agency announced that it is changing how it looks at terrorism, and in particular, reclassifying it in terms of the motives behind them. It also specifically mentioned incels as a threat that they are concerned about"
Redefining terrorism: CSIS changes how it talks about extremist threats, including ‘incel’ violence
To discuss how CSIS is reclassifying how it views terrorism, Raju Mudhar is joined by Alex Boutilier, national politics reporter with the Toronto Star, who covers national security
