A 63-year-old St. Catharines man faces multiple counts of terrorist hoax and uttering threats charges after suspicious letters were mailed to federal and provincial government offices, the RCMP said Friday. Read More
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RCMP charge man, 63, with terrorism hoax in connection with anthrax, coronavirus threats
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