Can Pre Pro CS6 edit video from Canon XA10 without transcoding?

Can Premiere Pro CS6 edit video from a Canon XA10 camera (XP+ mode 1440 x 1080) on a PC (Win7 64 i7 860 4GB) without any prior transcoding?
I would like to emphasize the 1440 x 1080 source video part because other editing software I have tried doesn't fully support this format.
Thanks

Yes.

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