The past record of standing back and allowing trade and investment to easily trump the human rights concerns can't stand,

The outlook for technology stocks is becoming increasingly positive. Hewlett-Packard released some good numbers and it looks like this is becoming a very good quarter for Dell.

The company's strategy of pushing for more market share with low-cost and affordable handsets has opened up new opportunities for it.

The evidence raises all sorts of troubling questions, ... The concern is, do we have a Canadian version of the notorious American practice of extraordinary rendition?

The coming days offer a critical chance to take a bold new step forward by raising these issues with confidence and without apology and asking for some concrete and time-bound human rights commitments in return.

Canadian citizens should not be left beyond the reach of law.