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February 1st, 2010
Bitter Sweet or Toxic?
Indigenous people, diabetes and the burden of pollution
Feb 2
8 comments
January 31st
January In Review, Part II
Haiti comes to Canada, the world loses two literary legends, and Bin Laden becomes a climate change activist
Feb 1
January 30th
Connecting the Dots with Jason Kenney
Why food sovereignty can solve the climate crisis and how Canada's immigration policy serves our free trade interests
Jan 31
January 28th
January 29, 2010
Literature & Ideas
January Books
New works by Nickerson and Bolano, and a collaborative effort by Campbell, Boyd, and Culbert
Jan 29
January 27th
Canada in Haiti, Part I (video)
Demonstrators condemn US relief and reconstruction plans at Montreal conference
Jan 27
2 comments
"Greenest Games Ever"
What environmental legacy will the Olympics leave for British Columbians?
Jan 27
1 comment
January 25th
Canada in Haiti, Haiti in Canada
Earthquake does little to shake Canada's stance on Haiti
Jan 25
3 comments
January 23rd
2010 Rings Hollow
Video on the housing legacy of the Vancouver Olympics
Jan 24
2 comments
January 21st
Audio Vision
Campus and community stations transform to accommodate people with disabilities
Jan 22
January 19th
Chicago Thwarts the Bid
How one American city dodged the Olympic bullet
Jan 20
January 16th
Sickly Sweet Censorship
Despite legal threats, screenings of Coke-critical film continue
Jan 17
2 comments
January 15th
January In Review, Part I
Ludwig arrested and released, Sea Shepherds hit and sunk, Haiti shaken and eyed
Jan 15
January 12th
Land and Rights in Canada
Don't let Harper play hockey with human rights
Jan 13
January 10th
Homelessness Hits Home
Volunteers provide shelter where government drops ball
Jan 11
January 8th
Canada, Honduras and the Coup d’Etat
A look at Canadian diplomacy, aid, and trade in Honduras
Jan 8
5 comments
January 5th
Greenwashing at the Games
Heavy polluters look lighter as Olympic sponsors
Jan 6
January 4th
December in Review, Part II
Egypt blocks protesters, China buys tar sands, Platinex backs down and Mackenzie pipeline is approved
Jan 5
January 3rd
Low-balling Security
Toronto's Pan Am budget likely to inflate, Olympics-wise
Jan 4
December 29th, 2009
Embedded at the Olympics
Media's sponsorship of 2010 compromises coverage, begs alternatives
Dec 30
4 comments
December 27th
December 28, 2009
Literature & Ideas
December Books
New works by Hall, Rogers and With
Dec 28
1 comment
December 26th
December 25th
Making a Bio-Mess of Nova Scotia's Forests
Whole-tree clear-cutting not a green energy source, say environmentalists
Dec 25
December 22nd
Torch Ignites Resistance
Opposition to Olympic Torch spreads across Canada
Dec 23
December 20th
From Potlatch to Welfare
Lutz on historical "dialogue" and the subordination of Indigenous economies in the Pacific Northwest
Dec 21
December 18th
December 15th
December in Review, Part I
Italian Berlusconi attacked, Chilean "Berlusconi" ahead, coral reefs poisoned and Canada fossil fooled
Dec 16
2 comments
December 12th
Not on the Backs of Farmers
Who pays for food security in Nova Scotia?
Dec 13
1 comment
December 11th
Opposition to Canada-Colombia Free Trade Continues
Protest targets Liberal trade critic over his support for accord
Dec 11
December 9th
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The Dominion is a monthly paper published by an incipient network of independent journalists in Canada. It aims to provide accurate, critical coverage that is accountable to its readers and the subjects it tackles. Taking its name from Canada's official status as both a colony and a colonial force, the Dominion examines politics, culture and daily life with a view to understanding the exercise of power.