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The U.S. and Canadian security chiefs signed a memorandum for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection truck cargo pre-inspection pilot project, officials said.
Canadian inmates said the public safety minister's ban of pizza-party drives will prevent thousands of dollars from going to local businesses and charities.
Canadian Public Safety Minister Vic Toews says prison authorities will make all decisions on the future of longtime Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr.
Omar Khadr, captured as a teenager in Afghanistan, was transferred to Canadian custody Saturday from Guantanamo Bay, officials said.
The youngest captive at the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, turned 26 Wednesday, and awaits extradition to Canada, his lawyers said.
Canada opposes torture but will use information obtained through its use if it helps ward off a threat to national security, officials say.
The next round of hearings for accused conspirators in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States will be after Ramadan, a judge ruled.
Canada's Conservative government postponed plans Tuesday to electronically eavesdrop on conversations at airports based on ethics and rights concerns.
The Canadian government is increasing room and board fees it charges federal prison inmates, the national public safety minister said Wednesday.
Two Canadian federal prisons will be closing within two years, including one that was built 177 years ago, the public safety minister announced Thursday.
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