Posted AT 11:48 PM EDT on 26/01/07
Exoneration and an apology, but U.S. won't budge on ban
Flights south of the border were once a frequent fact of Maher Arar's professional life. Today, the 36-year-old computer engineer is fearful when the plane that takes him to Toronto or Ottawa from his home in British Columbia strays into U.S. air space.
The Americans continue to keep the Canadian man, whom they branded a terror suspect and sent to Syria in 2002, on their watch list.
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