His role, Noël said, “would have been largely one of logistics and facilitation.” Before Harkat came to Canada, he ran a guest house in Peshawar, Pakistan, for a known extremist, helped move mujahideen to and from training camps and ran errands, court heard. The groups involved, Noël found, had material and ideological links to bin Laden, meaning they were part of the Bin Laden Network — making Harkat part of it as well.