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The digital trail of the alleged gunman responsible for an attack in Montreal on Monday reveals that the 25-year-old man posted disturbing imagery, followed conspiracy theorists online and created a ...

Online activity suggests accused Montreal shooter Seth Hatfield watched videos about weapons, the outdoors and a tangle of conspiracy theories and grievances. However, experts warn against drawing ...

A 25-year-old Lethbridge man has been identified as the alleged gunman responsible for a shootout in Montreal on Monday that left a civilian and a police officer dead, and another officer wounded.

Warning: This story contains sensitive content. Reader discretion is advised. The suspect in a shooting in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood Monday that claimed the lives of a police officer ...

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Calgary police say there is “no credible co-ordinated threat” to public safety as a manifesto allegedly authored by the Alberta man accused in Monday’s fatal Montreal shootout circulates online.

Seth Scott Hatfield, a 25-year-old follower of 'incel culture,' was identified as the deceased suspect in the shooting in Montreal, Canada, on Monday afternoon. Hatfield was identified as the suspect ...

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A shooting incident in the Côte-des-Neiges area of Montreal on Monday resulted in the deaths of a police officer and a civilian, with the assailant subsequently being killed by responding law ...