A Canadian Sikh organization said there was reason to be skeptical of the allegations.

A former member of the Toronto 18 is appealing a government decision to place him on the no-fly list.

Families who have endured anxiety-inducing airport delays over no-fly list mismatches will be among the first to test a new system intended to solve the problem.

Canadian security officials have turned to the U.S. for advice on revamping Ottawa's troublesome no-fly list that has ensnared young children trying to check in at the airport.

Secret documents created by Public Safety Canada say airlines screening Canada's no-fly list poses a national security and privacy risk, but a fix is still years away.

Two men who allege CSIS information sharing got them placed on the US no-fly list have sued the government for $6 million.

The federal government says it will provide over $80 million over the next five years to revamp the no-fly list and its accompanying computer system.

A group representing dozens of young Canadians who have faced years of delay and frustration because their names resemble those on the no-fly list met with Bill Morneau on Tuesday.

Parents of children who keep running into no-fly list snags at the airport say they have new hope the problem will be addressed in the coming federal budget.

Ten families from the group known as the No Fly List Kids plan to make their case to MPs and ministers.