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Jun 9, 2026
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‘Realistic’ chance that SCC ruling on Bill 21 inspires violent extremist rhetoric: intelligence assessment
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Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa March 4, 2026. The building will be undergoing renovations for approximately 10 years starting later this year. PHOTO BY BLAIR GABLE /Postmedia Article content OTTAWA — No matter what the decision is, the Supreme Court’s upcoming ruling on Quebec’s controversial secularism law will probably inspire violent extremist rhetoric, warns a federal intelligence assessment. Article content In a March intelligence brief, Canada’s Integrated Threat Assessment Centre (ITAC) said it was “very unlikely” that violent extremists would target the court’s four days of hearings…
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