61.   Canadian officials assert that an existing Hezbollah cell in Canada helped bring Sayegh to Ottawa last August, a few weeks after the bombing.

62.   Canadian officials assert that Sayegh took part in the bombing and frequently traveled to Syria, Lebanon and Bahrain.

63.   Canadian officials had said previously that no surface-to-air weapons were employed.

64.   Canadian officials had the option of deporting him to the United States because Sayegh had passed through Boston on his way from the Middle East to Canada.

65.   Canadian officials have said their government will retaliate if the Helms-Burton Act is used against Canadian companies.

66.   Canadian officials initially expressed concern in September after the INS announced plans to test a visa documentation system at the Thousand Islands Bridge near Watertown, N.Y.

67.   Canadian officials insisted they played no role in the payoff, which reportedly came from the coffers of Terramundo.

68.   Canadian officials said action was under way against the Spanish vessels but refused to be more specific.

69.   Canadian officials said neither name appeared in their database of immigrants.

70.   Canadian officials said that the only regular flights over the pole now are between North America and Asia.