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Extremism & Radicalization
This topic examines how extremist ideologies form, spread, and mobilize individuals and networks. It includes recruitment pathways, ideological narratives, online ecosystems, and the transition from belief to action. Understanding radicalization requires examining both global movements and their local expressions within democratic societies.

Definition
The formation, spread, and mobilization of extremist ideologies and movements.
Why This Matters
Radicalization poses security, social, and democratic challenges within Canada.
Content Related To This Topic
Article
New Milton school board candidate speaks on ISIS family controversy
Melanie Bennet
September 14, 2026
Substack

Western Values & Democratic Norms
Extremism & Radicalization
Melanie Bennet reports on Milton school-board candidate Khdiga Metwally, whose campaign emphasizes education, safe schools, mental-health support, and personal family experience but does not disclose that her son is serving 40 years in the United States for plotting ISIS-inspired attacks.
Article
Islamist strategy has become “entrenched” in Canadian society, experts warn
Melanie Bennet
August 24, 2026
Juno News

Western Values & Democratic Norms
Extremism & Radicalization
Juno News reporter Melanie Bennet examines an ISGAP report alleging that Muslim Brotherhood-aligned networks have pursued a long-term strategy of entrenchment across Canadian government, electoral politics, charities, universities, advocacy groups, and professional networks.
Article
9/11 wasn’t a “terrorist attack,” according to the CBC
Warren Kinsella
August 26, 2026
Toronto Sun

Extremism & Radicalization
Media, Journalism & Public Trust
In this Toronto Sun column, Warren Kinsella criticizes an internal CBC memo instructing journalists not to describe the September 11 attacks as “terrorist attacks” without attribution. The guidance instead referred to hijackings that led to passenger-jet crashes.
Video
Cory Morgan Show: Hamas has become a North American problem
Cory Morgan
June 8, 2025
Western Standard

Extremism & Radicalization
National Security & Geopolitics
In this video, Cory Morgan criticizes what he describes as inconsistent law enforcement responses to protests, encampments, and incidents targeting Jewish businesses in Canada, questioning why authorities appear reluctant to intervene in some demonstrations.
Article
Israel must get on with it and finish the job by flattening Gaza
Dave Naylor
May 27, 2025
Western Standard

Extremism & Radicalization
National Security & Geopolitics
In this opinion piece, Dave Naylor recounts a classified Israeli Defense Forces screening documenting the October 7 attacks. He argues the scale and brutality of the violence justify decisive military action and criticizes international calls for restraint.
Article
China arms Israel’s enemies, including Iran - Why won’t the West say so?
Terence Shen
June 18, 2025
Human Events

Extremism & Radicalization
National Security & Geopolitics
In this article, the author situates the Middle East conflict within a wider geopolitical rivalry involving Iran, China, and Russia, arguing that regional instability reflects broader global power competition shaping alliances, security dynamics, and supply chains.
Article
Rockets are just a symptom. Who is Israel’s real enemy?
Terence Shen
June 23, 2025
Epoch Times

National Security & Geopolitics
Extremism & Radicalization
In this article, the author reports from Israeli and Arab villages to explore civilian life within a wider regional conflict. Through firsthand encounters, the piece highlights strained daily routines, resilience, and the importance of lived experience.
Article
Nova Music Festival massacre - the day the music died
Dave Naylor
June 15, 2025
Western Standard

Video
We’re Not Insulated From This
Cory Morgan
December 3, 2025
Western Standard

Extremism & Radicalization
Media, Journalism & Public Trust
In this interview, Exigent Foundation co-founder Larry Maher reflects on a Canadian media delegation to Israel. He discusses why events abroad matter to Canadians, emphasizing observation and the relevance of extremism and democratic vulnerability.
Article
Raised On Hate
Melanie Bennet
November 15, 2025
Substack


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