Testimony contradicts Arar's claims he was tortured BY TIM NAUMETZ, CanWest News Service

Ex-consul saw no sign Arar tortured in prison BY MICHELLE SHEPHARD, The Toronto Star

Former consul 'disappointed' by Arar's complaints about handling of case BY JIM BROWN, CP

Almalki links interrogation to Canadian information BY BILL CURRY, The Globe and Mail

For the first time, Abdullah Almalki tells his story BY JEFF SALLOT, The Globe and Mail

Official denies CSIS wanted Arar in prison BY MICHELLE SHEPHARD, The Toronto Star

No.2 man at CSIS roasted at Inquiry BY JIM BROWN, Canadian Press

Official disputes testimony over Arar BY BILL CURRY, The Globe and Mail

CSIS didn't push to keep Arar in jail, denies account of phone call BY MICHELLE SHEPHARD, The Toronto Star

RCMP man insists he never thought U.S. would send Arar to Syria BY JIM BROWN, Canadian Press

Anti-terror supervisors kept 'out of the loop': Relaxed rules not approved, officer tells Arar inquiry BY JAMES GORDON, National Post

Terror probe marred by turf wars BY MICHELLE SHEPHARD, The Toronto Star

Alleged torture victim confident in case vs. the U.S. BY EMELIE RUTHERFORD, MetroWest Daily News

Suit puts security at risk: U.S. by Associated Press

Flyers passing through U.S. have few rights, Arar judge told CBC News

Almalki main target of RCMP terror probe by JAMES GORDON, CanWest News Service

U.S. Justice Department seeks dismissal of lawsuit filed by Maher Arar BY PAT MILTON, Canadian Press

U.S. action in Arar case criticized: Officials treated him a way that 'shocks the conscience,' lawyers say BY STEVEN EDWARDS, CanWest News Service

Comment on Arar distorted: RCMP says he didn't mean to imply Ottawa man was linked to terror by NECO COCKBURN, The Ottawa Citizen