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Changes in Canada's international security collaborations post-2021 Mississauga shooting by end of 2024
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Increased collaborations • 33%
New security treaties • 33%
No significant changes • 34%
Public statements from the Canadian government or international security organizations
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Group Tied to Islamic State Plotted Fatal 2021 Mississauga Restaurant Shooting: Crown
May 24, 2024, 09:30 PM
A group allegedly tied to the Islamic State plotted a fatal restaurant shooting in Ontario, according to the Crown. The incident, which occurred in 2021 in Mississauga, resulted in the death of 25-year-old Naim Akl. Reports indicate that Akl became a target after discovering the group's loyalties and intending to report them to authorities. The Crown asserts that the fatal shooting was motivated by Akl's perceived betrayal of ISIS supporters.
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Enhanced anti-terrorism legislation • 50%
No change in policies • 50%
Increased engagement • 25%
Status quo • 25%
Reduced engagement • 25%
Shift of focus to other regions • 25%
Strengthened international regulations • 25%
Targeted sanctions on individuals • 25%
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Increased diplomatic tensions • 25%
Stronger Opposition to Interference • 33%
Moderate Concern • 33%
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Increase in defense spending • 25%
New alliances or treaties formed • 25%
No significant changes • 25%
Reduction in regional operations • 25%
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Significant Increase in Monitoring • 33%
Moderate Changes • 33%
No Change • 34%
New anti-terrorism legislation passed • 33%
Increased international cooperation on counter-terrorism • 33%
No significant new measures • 34%
NATO collaborations • 25%
UN-backed initiatives • 25%
Bilateral agreements • 25%
No new collaborations • 25%
Increased intelligence sharing • 25%
Joint anti-terrorism task forces • 25%
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Support for Canada's position • 25%
Support for India's position • 25%
Call for independent investigation • 25%
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