Canada conducts first airstrike against ISIS in Syria

OTTAWA - Canadian armed forces conducted their first airstrike in Syria since the government expanded the scope of its military mission against Islamic State last month, Canada@@@s Defense Department said on Wednesday.
"This first airstrike under the expanded mandate demonstrates our government@@@s firm resolve to tackle the threat of terrorism against Canada and to promote international security and stability," Defense Minister Jason Kenney said in a statement.
Two Canadian CF-18s were involved in the airstrike against an Islamic State garrison near Ar-Raqqah, Syria, the government said. Ten coalition aircraft were involved, including six from the United States.
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