Zakaria Amara, the main conspirator of the Toronto 18 attack plot, has been approved for parole. The parole board determined he no longer shows signs of extremism. The decision has been reported by multiple news sources, including CTV News, UL Lawyers, Toronto Sun, and saskNOW. Amara's parole comes after the board evaluated his actions and concluded he poses no longer a threat. The case highlights the parole board's role in assessing people who have shown signs of radicalization.