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MARTIN: Lack of remorse from would-be terrorist raises concerning questions

Why would a young man enjoying the creature comforts of living in a free society such as Canada's not only want to join individuals committing extremely heinous acts, but risk one's own life to do so?

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Earlier this month Calgarian Jamal Borhot was sentenced to 16 years in prison for travelling to Syria more than a decade ago and taking part in the activities of terrorist organizations.

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