A man has reportedly been shot dead by police after they said they had received “credible information of a potential terrorist attack” and had identified a suspect. <br /><br /> Canadian national television said the suspect was killed during a police raid in a small town in the province of Ontario.<br /><br /> Reuters news agency identifies the suspect as Aaron Driver who was arrested last year for openly supporting so-called Islamic State on social media.<br /><br /> A family member has told CBC News that Aaron Driver has been killed, according to a tweet from the outlet.<br /><br /> UPDATE: A family member has told CBC News that Aaron Driver has been killed.— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) August 11, 2016<br /><br /> The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said in a statement they had taken action to ensure the safety of the public. <br /><br /> A spokeswoman at the country’s intelligence service declined to comment.<br /><br /> A news conference was expected later on Thursday (August 11).<br /><br /> #BREAKING: Well-known #IS supporter #AaronDriver shot dead by RCMP in anti-terrorism op. in #Strathroy #Ontario https://t.co/nfrl4U7NqB— Anna Ahronheim (@AAhronheim) August 11, 2016<br />
