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Canadian Armed Forces members accused of forming ‘anti-government militia,’ plotting to take land in Quebec

RCMP said the men participated in military-style training, as well as shooting, ambush, survival and navigation exercises. They also conducted a scouting operation.

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Military-style training in which the accused took part, according to the RCMP. 


The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have charged four men, including members of the Canadian Armed Forces, for allegedly plotting to “forcibly take possession of land” near Quebec City.

According to an investigation by the Integrated National Security Enforcement Team, three of the men were planning to create “anti-government militia,” .

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Calvi Leon

Calvi Leon is a ɫɫÀ²-based general assignment reporter for the Star. Reach her via email: cleon@thestar.ca

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