By Tom Godfrey
TORONTO – Hard-core protesters who plan to wreak havoc at the G20 summit will sneak into Canada from the U.S. through remote border crossings, police say.
The protesters likely won’t be boarding …

By Cambell Clark
Ottawa — It took less than two hours for Canadian Border Services Agency officials to declare controversial British MP George Galloway inadmissible to Canada. There was little doubt that’s what Immigration Minister Jason …

By Cathryn Atkinson
The controversy behind the Canadian banning of outspoken British anti-war MP George Galloway is set to deepen — with potentially damaging implications for the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Jason Kenney, and …

By Jim Bronskill
Ottawa — A civil liberties coalition says racial and religious profiling has become a fact of life at the Canada-U.S. border.
In a report released Wednesday, the International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group calls on …

By Wesley Wark
Canada’s front-line national security agencies have been subjected to enormous and unprecedented stresses and strains in the past eight years. The fault lines are starting to show.
Remember that scene in John le Carré’s …

By Joanna Smith

OTTAWA – A sweeping search through the home of a suspected terrorist – including a drawer full of underwear belonging to his wife – violated the man’s constitutional right to privacy, a Federal …

Following two days of meetings between Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano and Canadian Public Safety minister Peter Van Loan, Canada and the U.S. have launched new joint border initiatives and issued a …

COLIN FREEZE
Globe and Mail
March 17, 2009 at 9:12 PM EDT
TORONTO – An Egyptian man accused of links to al-Qaeda plans to turn himself in to be returned to jail on Wednesday morning, with his wife …