* Attack occurred before midnight on Saturday near Quebec City parliament
* At least two were killed and five others were hospitalized with injuries
* Police describe the attacker as wearing 'medieval garb' and armed with sword
* Suspect, a male in his 20s, was arrested an hour later and a mile away
* Police have not yet ruled out terrorism, but remain tight-lipped about motive
* It comes after a string of Islamist extremist terror attacks in France
Two people have been killed and five more seriously injured after a man dressed in 'samurai garb' and armed with a sword went on a stabbing spree in Quebec City.
The attack occurred late on Saturday night near the provincial parliament building in the capital of the French-speaking Canadian province, and a suspect was taken into custody after a citywide manhunt.
At least two people died in the attack, police confirmed. Five others were rushed to nearby hospitals in serious condition.
Police described the attacker as wearing 'medieval clothes' and Radio-Canada reported that he was dressed as a samurai.
The attack occurred on Halloween, when such costumes would not necessarily raise alarm.
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WNU Editor: Watched the news conference this morning. They are not releasing the suspect's name. They are just saying he is from a suburb from Montreal.
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