Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Islamic State

Islamic State: Speaking at a news conference on Monday, Harper told reporters that Canadian security agencies are constantly monitoring and tracking security threats. The government is also looking at ways to strengthen laws and co-operate with allies to mitigate threats, Harper said, according to CTV. The Islamic State has released a 42-minute propaganda audio recording, during which followers are urged to kill Canadians and In response to a new audio recording encouraging Islamic State supporters to kill Canadians, Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canada is continually looking at new ways to fight security threats from both organizations and individuals. He added that Canada military contribution to a U.S.-led coalition to fight the Islamic State -- also known as or - is an "important" part of fighting the extremist group. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.