"Lawyers for Mr. Khadr had launched a $20-million civil lawsuit against Ottawa for the role Canadian officials had played in participating in U.S. interrogations of the former child soldier at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba."

To what extent did Canada have  the right, power, or authority to administer justice by hearing and determining controversies; over how United States government chose to deal with an enemy combatant who may be responsible for the death and or wounding of one of their own soldiers during the most trying of times in American modern history? Canada did not encourage United States to undermine international law to remedy their threat assessment. The 10.5 million is owed because Canadian official questioned Omar Khadr in Guantanamo? Canada has not been able to protect all citizens abroad especially if engaged in contoversial activities in countries that do not recognize the rule of law.

Did Trudeau short circuited due process and clarification of responsibilities?