It ain’t over till it’s over
Five months after a federal court ruling on so-called in-and-out campaign financing, it turns out an unpublicized portion of the...
federal court
The pivotal paperwork (VI)
Two months after the government was first asked to explain why a reference to abuse in a 2006 field report was redacted in...
In-and-Out is in, unless it’s out
Deep in the comment thread here , Duff Conacher of Democracy Watch offers the following reading.
In-and-Out is in?
A Federal Court judge rules in favour of the Conservative side, with a caveat of sorts.
A little light reading
In 2007, the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association and Amnesty International attempted to bring a halt to detainee...
The “Khadr effect”
Why Stephen Harper is so afraid of Omar Khadr
Will we ever know what happened in Afghanistan?
Canadian Press chronicles the latest development —allegations of witness intimidation—in the Military Police Complaints...
In fairness, how many of us remember Paul Martin?
The government begins to detail its side of the Suaad Hagi Mohamud story.
’Complicit in the abuse of a Canadian citizen’s rights’
The Globe and Mail editorial board laments the government’s decision to appeal the Federal Court ruling that Omar Khadr be...
Canada v. Khadr, the Empire Strikes Back
After the jump, the official statement from Foreign Affairs on the government’s second appeal of the Federal Court ruling that it...