Community outreach and enhanced intelligence are key to stopping jihadi-inspired attacks on soft-target civilian spaces, experts say. Gurski said the best way to stop attacks is strong intelligence, surveillance and public vigilance, and he believes Canada has a relatively solid framework in place. woman Christine Archibald was one of seven people killed during the London attack. The centre, which is expected to be formally launched with a special adviser in the coming months, will lead efforts to increase research, co-ordinate expertise and mobilize community outreach. With an increasingly diverse style of attacks and more rudimentary weapons used, she said, community outreach is the best hope for prevention.

Source: CBC News June 06, 2017 09:00 UTC