Totally opposed to rewarding an act of terrorism. Kahdr, by virtue of his joining a known terrorist organization, renounced his Canadian citizenship. Kahdr, by engaging in a military action knew or ought to known, he was ,by his conduct,  betraying Canada. In conflict Kahdr killed another in defence of his terrorist beliefs , further rejecting his Canadian citizenship.  He was at all times,  during his warrior enlistment ,in total rejection of all things Canadian. He knew he was engaged in anti-Canadian activity, he participated in terrorism willingly, and he was aware there would be serious retribution should he survive his insurgent conduct. He is not a Canadian . He forfeited his citenzenship the moment he turned his terrorist intent against Canada. Subsequent sufferings inflicted by him on a military family should not be rewarded. I'm appalled our current Canadian Government would find cause to compensate Kahdr. I do hope a future and differing Canadian leadership repeals all .