Today, there's this article: Graham defends Hezbollah stance

Foreign Affairs Minister Bill Graham yesterday defended the government's refusal to outlaw the entire militant Hezbollah organization, saying that would hurt charity workers.

This comes the same week when they did this: Canada cancels Magen David Adom's tax-free status

Canadian authorities have revoked tax exemptions on donations made to Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel's emergency medical service, because the organization's ambulances provide lifesaving services in the territories. All efforts of Israeli MDA officials and Canadian supporters have been unable to reverse the decision, which was recently upheld by the Canadian Federal Court of Appeal.

And there's this: Hezbollah uses Canada as base: CSIS - Agency wiretaps show suspected operatives using laundered money to buy materiel

The extent of Hezbollah operations in Canada first came to light in the 1990s when an agent named Mohammed Hussein al-Husseini was arrested for deportation. He told CSIS about a vast cross-Canada network.



He also confessed that agents had spied on Canadians and sent information about Canadian life and infrastructure back to Lebanon "in case there's a problem with Canada."

In two cases, alleged Hezbollah agents wanted for terrorist activities overseas were found hiding out in Edmonton and Ottawa.

One of them has been charged with taking part in a 1993 bombing attack in Saudi Arabia that killed 19 Americans.



And this: Shin Bet arrests Canadian citizen in service of Hizbullah

The Shin Bet security service recently arrested an explosives expert who had been sent to the Palestinian territories by Hizbullah to help local Hamas and Islamic Jihad cells plan terror attacks and prepare bombs. Fawzi Ayub, a Shiite Muslim from Lebanon with Canadian citizenship, was arrested at the end of June in Hebron, Yediot Aharonot reported today.