Comment: Another Globe & Mail article says "A routine request for ID papers outside a deserted train station in a Milan suburb at 3 a.m. Friday led to a police shootout that killed the Tunisian fugitive wanted in the deadly Christmas market attack in Berlin".

It seems the Italian police in Milan stopped the Tunisian terrorist Amri in a routine check. That sounds similar to the carding in Toronto where police were stopping people to ask questions but Canadians protested against that.

Canada isn't immune from Muslim terrorist attacks. We've had them before.

I wonder if we will need that sort of police checking in Canada the future.

Maybe Mississauga should keep it up just in case.

And Conservatives says  if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear.