Omar Khadr was never charged nor tried in a court of law with any crime, but at Guantanamo the principle: "innocent until proven guilty" does not apply, neither does it seem important as a Charter right all of us have, to you, Cosmic Wheels. That video of Omar Khadr working on some kind of wired project with others may well be a product of the CIA. They've made others similar.

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled unanimously that Canada had violated Khadr's Charter rights by collaborating with the Americans' illegal imprisonment of him at Guantanamo. This civil settlement, though unpopular, may save taxpayers money, since $5m has been spent on legal fees by Canada already (while the Conservatives were in power), and this negotiated settlement is much smaller than might have been awarded by the court (the asking is $20m). PM Harper wanted to keep paying legal fees, and fighting the civil case until the ends of the earth.