TORONTO - A federal cabinet minister rejected a request for a prison interview with former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr even though the warden g...

TORONTO - The federal government's file on Omar Khadr contains faulty information based on a memo prepared by a senior policy analyst for Public Safet...

TORONTO - Omar Khadr's two Canadian lawyers have stepped down as his counsel after the former Guantanamo Bay inmate turned again to a man who spent ye...

The recent repatriation of Omar Khadr has demonstrated yet again that serious concerns remain about Canada's approach when its citizens are detained abroad. The rights of too many Canadians have been or continue to be violated in foreign countries, and Canadian governments have regrettably been inconsistent defenders of those rights. The Conservative record on Canadians detained abroad is deeply troubling, and it constitutes the aggravation of a problem that has existed for too long, under Liberal governments as well.

TORONTO - A new American court ruling in favour of Osama bin Laden's driver has cast a shadow on the validity of Omar Khadr's war crimes convictions, ...

Omar Khadr spent a second day at the Millhaven federal penitentiary on Sunday under a 23-hour-a-day lockdown with a member of his legal team accusing ...

Omar Khadr, a 26-year-old Canadian, is currently being held at Millhaven Institution, a maximum security prison in eastern Ontario after U.S. authorit...

Omar Khadr has been brought from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba back to Canada and is being held at Millhaven prison in Ontario, Public Safety Minister Vic Toew...

TORONTO - 1975: Egypt-born Ahmed Said Khadr migrates to Canada, meets and marries Maha Elsamnah.1985: Ahmen Said Khadr moves to Pakistan at the height...

Omar Khadr has returned to Canada, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews confirmed Saturday morning. Khadr arrived at CFB Trenton at 7:40 EST and autho...

TORONTO - A decade after 15-year-old Omar Khadr was pulled near death from the rubble of a bombed-out compound in Afghanistan, the Canadian citizen se...

OTTAWA -- Omar Khadr's lawyer says his client shouldn't have to languish in a Guantanamo prison camp for a few more months before returning to Canada....

TORONTO - New court documents show the Canadian government is defending itself against allegations it is deliberately dragging its feet in allowing Om...

The fight to bring Omar Khadr back to Canada is ending, but the debate about whether that's in Canada's best interests is still raging. When Huffin...

TORONTO - American military authorities have given the Canadian government the videotapes and documents it wanted related to Guantanamo Bay detainee O...

TORONTO - American authorities are expected to hand videotapes of Omar Khadr to the Canadian government this week now that the head of the military co...

TORONTO - Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr tends to blame others for his problems and comes across as defensive and manipulative, a military psychol...

TORONTO - The federal government's demand to view videotaped interviews that psychiatrists did with Omar Khadr is a "spurious" reason to delay his tra...

TORONTO - The Harper government's foot-dragging on the return of Omar Khadr from Guantanamo Bay is unprecedented in light of the commitment it gave th...

New efforts are being made to return Omar Khadr to Canada. There had been a diplomatic agreement (not a legal one) that he would be returned, but the Canadian government has yet to respect it, despite urgings from American officials. Why the delay? As a Canadian citizen, a minor, and a child soldier, Omar Khadr deserved better from his country.

OTTAWA - The United States is frustrated by Canada's reluctance to ask that convicted war criminal Omar Khadr be returned home, a U.S. military lawyer...

The UN Committee Against Torture and Terrorism is blaming Canada, and seeks compensation for three Muslim Canadians who were held and allegedly tortured in Syria. If you become a Canadian citizen from a country that does the sort of things Syria and Iran do, beware about visiting for weddings or holidays. If you take a chance, knowing full well what can happen, then it's your responsibility, not Canada's.