Edmonton family returning to Canada from ISIS camp in Syria
Global News
Nine women from Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and B.C. have now been released from the crowded prison camps for ISIS suspects in Syria.
Two Edmonton women were returning to Canada on Thursday after the government facilitated their release from a prison camp for ISIS suspects caught in Syria.
Lawyer Lawrence Greenspon said Global Affairs Canada had confirmed the women had boarded a flight home along with three children.
It was unclear when or where they would be arriving, and if the women would face terrorism charges.
The women are believed to be Helena Carson and Dina Kalouti, a mother of three.
The sisters-in-law were supposed to have been released in April, along with four other Canadian women and 10 children, but they could not be located at that time.
Neither the RCMP nor Global Affairs Canada would comment.
Nine women from Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and B.C. have now been released from the crowded prison camps for suspected ISIS families in Syria.
Only one has been charged with terrorism offences in Canada so far. None of the four men in custody in Syria have yet been brought back.
