Canadian antiterror provision stricken
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OTTAWA --Canada's top court struck down the country's most contentious anti terrorism provisions yesterday, declaring it unconstitutional to detain foreign terror suspects indefinitely while the courts review their deportation orders.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair&#39;s security strategy looks to be in trouble after a landmark legal ruling against a vital part of his anti-terror policy.
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Canada advised its citizens in the Philippines to exercise "extreme caution" after bomb attacks in three cities that killed 12 people and injured 145.
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A provision of the controversial Patriot Act which allowed the FBI to clandestinely demand information from ISPs has been ruled unconstitutional.
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The shooting incident involving private security guards in Baghdad on Sunday revealed large gaps in the laws applying to such armed contractors.
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Â· Row escalates over Nato troop reinforcements  Â· Canada may withdraw unless others do more
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The Canadian government, in a radical shift, said on Friday it was time to stop protecting national carrier Air Canada as it mulled whether to lift foreign ownership restrictions on the country&#39;s airlines.
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OTTAWA (CP) - An agreement that had refugees lining up to get into Canada to beat the deadline came into effect Wednesday.
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TORONTO (CP) - The province's private security guards will soon be subject to stringent new standards as part of the Ontario government's efforts to keep them on their side of the thin blue line.
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Canada's Parliament scrapped two contentious anti-terror measures on Tuesday, angering the minority Conservative government, which accuses opposition legislators of being soft on terror.
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A proposal now being drafted would limit the role of United States troops in Iraq to counterterrorism efforts.
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OTTAWA (CP) - Canadians depend largely on luck for national security, not good planning and preparedness, says a Senate committee.
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Thousands of Canadians who contracted hepatitis C from tainted blood transfusions have learned the previous government overturned a previous decision not to compensate them.
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ISN SECURITY WATCH (12/10/2004) - Relations between Canada and Britain were strained after an electrical fire broke out last Tuesday on board a submarine purchased by Ottawa from the British Royal Navy, killing one crewmember and seriously injuring two
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The order was a stinging rejection of one of the Bush administrationâs central assertions about the scope of executive authority to combat terrorism.
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A Canadian version of the US no-fly list that infamously had folksinger Cat Stevens deported and Ted Kennedy hassled at airports is running into legal turbulence.
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A federal judge in New York struck down one of the Bush administration&#39;s new surveillance powers yesterday, ruling that a USA Patriot Act provision