UncategorizedDo you know where your memos are?A quick recap of where things seem to stand. Richard Colvin’s affidavit for the Military Police Complaints Commission lists 17...
Uncategorized’We have no worries about the possibility of prosecution’On May 31, 2006, two days before the Canadian Press reported an estimate that 30 percent of transferred detainees were...
UncategorizedBlack outThe Globe’s Paul Koring reviews 80 documents provided to the Military Police Complaints Commission and finds them an unsatisfying...
UncategorizedThe Commons: Mission accomplishedWhen in doubt, accuse your opponent of not supporting the troops
UncategorizedOne version of eventsBecause everything is easier to follow in timeline form, the Liberals have put one together on torture concerns in Afghanistan.
UncategorizedMore documents, more testimony, more questionsIn court testimony last year, the director general of the Afghanistan task force said it was not their job to investigate claims...
UncategorizedTorture in Afghanistan v. The Criminal CodeOur John Geddes talks to those who study such stuff.
Uncategorized’Beneath the office’In a written statement, Michael Ignatieff responds to Stephen Harper’s comments .
Uncategorized’Disparaging remarks, rhetorical flourishes are not going to help us get to the bottom of this issue’Even at sea, the Prime Minister sticks to the high road .