Canada Study Sees Risk in U.S. Anti-Terrorism Law
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia  - A key U.S.  anti-terrorism law threatens the privacy of Canadians and  rigorous steps are needed to protect private medical and  financial information, a government study said on Friday.
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Most Americans would not cooperate  as officials expect during a terror incident such as a smallpox  or dirty bomb attack, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.
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OTTAWA - A Canadian-developed technology will offer an early warning system to prevent outbreaks and possible bioterrorist attacks worldwide.
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Canada's lower house Wednesday passed a revised anti-terrorism law that remains one of the country's most contentious, allowing the government to detain foreign terror suspects indefinitely without disclosing evidence against them.
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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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U.S. immigration agencies say anti-terrorism is their primary mission, but they tried to deport only 12 people on terrorism-related charges from 2004 through 2006, according to a private research study released Sunday.
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More than 60 percent of U.S. Border  Patrol agents and immigration officers said the Department of  Homeland Security could do more to stop potential terrorists  from entering the United States, a new study said.
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House Democrats, who let the law expire Saturday, see little danger. Intelligence officials argue the ability to track potential terrorists is impaired.
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Government powers enabling foreigners to be detained without limit under emergency anti-terror laws threaten the values they were designed to protect, the law lords were told today.
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Three years after the Sept. 11  attacks, Americans are feeling less vulnerable while remaining  determined to fight terrorism, according to a survey released  on Tuesday.
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The case of a suspected agent raises questions about security at the U.S.-Canada border and what the alleged agent was after in the first place
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The number of terrorism cases   brought by the U.S. government has dropped steadily in recent   years and an increasing proportion are dropped due to lack of   evidence, according to a new study.
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Germany's justice minister plans to extend the country's anti-terror laws. In the future, preparing an attack or receiving explicit training for a violent act will be punishable by up to 10 years in prison. The worldwide threat of terrorist attacks includes Germany, according to the country's Justice Minister Brigitte Zypries. "We cannot exclude a terrorist attack in our country," Zypries told reporters in Berlin on Tuesday, Sept. 18. "As regrettable as this realization is, it is unfortunately by no means new."
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An anti-terrorism law that allows Polish authorities to shoot down hijacked planes as a last resort took effect Thursday, part of efforts to protect the country from attacks similar to those of Sept. 11.
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TORONTO, Sept. 18 -- Canadian intelligence officials passed false warnings and bad information to American agents about a Muslim Canadian citizen, after which U.S. authorities secretly whisked him to Syria, where he was tortured, a judicial report found Monday.
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Canada's parliament votes against renewing anti-terror measures brought in after the 9/11 attacks.
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A member of the 9/11 commission told House lawmakers Wednesday that the risk of an airline passenger detonating a suicide bomb has increased as a result of security precautions to prevent hijackings.