Omar Khadr

Scott Gilmore on the ancient ritual of the scapegoat

Michael Friscolanti on the law and political manoeuvring around the latest legal showdown

Despite Friday’s monumental decision, Omar Khadr’s final day in prison is as much a mystery as it was on Thursday.

If a judge approves bail and sets him free, Canada’s most polarizing prisoner will prove someone wrong

Khadr, the Canadian who killed a U.S. soldier in Afghanistan, could be freed on bail this week. Here’s what you need to know.

Desperate to free his notorious client, an Edmonton lawyer offers a key to his house

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Lawyers accuse Canadian government of a ’conspiracy’ with U.S. to keep Khadr behind bars