Canadian police have accused four men, including members of the military, of planning an anti-government militia in Quebec.

Four men, including active Canadian military personnel, have been charged by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for forming an anti-government militia in Quebec. Three of the men are accused of facilitating terrorist acts by organizing military training and the fourth of possessing weapons and explosives. Authorities seized a significant arsenal, including 83 firearms and 16 explosive devices. The Public Safety Minister emphasized the seriousness of these charges and the impact of extremism in Canada.