A dozen Canadians in al-Qaida training camps in Pakistan are preparing to mount terror missions in Canada.
A group of Canadian militants is receiving jihadi training in al-Qaida camps in North Waziristan for terror attacks in Canada.
12 Canadian men departed for Afghanistan last February and, after nine months there, al-Qaida dispatched them to the Darpakhel area of North Waziristan in November.
Their main learning is how to use sophisticated weapons, and how to connect with local smuggling networks in North America. They are also learning how to use ordinary material like sugar and basic chemicals to make powerful explosives. These militants will then return to their country to execute al-Qaida's plan of targeting big cities in Canada
three young Winnipeg men ventured abroad in 2007 after first undergoing conversion to radical Islam. They were tracked to Waziristan in pakistan.
North Waziristan has been a Taliban and al-Qaida stronghold for training militants and organizing attacks on NATO forces since western militaries drove the groups from Afghanistan in late 2001.
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