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How Canada's best-known 9/11 widow became a fierce advocate for terrorist victims Original

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By Adrian Humphreys Verified
| National Post Verified
Maureen Basnicki, who's husband was murdered at the World Trade Center 25 years ago, has forged new law and even changed Canada’s calendar •   • Maureen Basnicki's husband was murdered in the Sept. 11 terror attacks at the World Trade Centre. She is photographed ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11 on Sun. August 16, 2026.
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How Canada's best-known 9/11 widow became a fierce advocate for terrorist victims

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By Adrian Humphreys Verified
| SaltWire Network Verified
Although the folded flag is a marker of death, neither of them seemed unsettled, perhaps because their whole enterprise that day was spawned by murder. Death and destruction were how they met and this recent reunion was to prepare for the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the deadliest terrorist attack in history. Maureen Basnicki, 75, has the misfortune of being Canada’s best-known 9/11 widow after her husband, Ken Basnicki, was one of thousands killed in the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
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After 42 years of trying, Canada loses another bid to deport alleged top Mafia boss in Toronto Original

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By Adrian Humphreys Verified
| National Post Verified
Jimmy DeMaria was convicted of second-degree murder in 1982 and released ten years later. He was first ordered deported in 1984, while still in prison Vincenzo (Jimmy) DeMaria, a man accused of being a Mafia boss in Ontario who has successfully fought off deportation for more than 40 years. On the 42nd anniversary of Ottawa trying to deport a man who police named as Toronto’s top Mafia boss, the government has again failed to prove he should be deported back to Italy.
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