People with links to the intelligence community have told me that these events should be charged as terrorism—but won't be. Motive would have to be disclosed in court. It could become clear that this mosque is not being targeted because it's muslim—but because it's Muslim Brotherhood. This group is banned as a terrorist organization in Saudi Arabia and yet permitted to flourish in Canada. Their proxies train RCMP and push for legislation like m-103. An imam from this mosque was(/is?) listed on the Muslim Brotherhood website as their leader in Canada East. When our authorities stop paying attention to these groups—it encourages vigilantes to do so in their place. Maybe the game plan is to infiltrate and wait for plots to unfold so they can be stung and tried with evidence. Fine. But the trade off is allowing special cover for supremacist political ideology, which forms the base for recruits. The risk then expands to the point where it can't be tracked well within budget. (See UK.)