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Archive - 2008
July in Review
G8 feasts, pancakes go dry and "yellowcake" soars
Aug 1
July 30th
Boiling Point!
Polaris report finds water in First Nations communities a “violation of fundamental human rights”
Jul 30
4 comments
July 28th
A Long "Hot Winter" and Painful Spring
Putting a name to Gaza's injured
Jul 28
July 23rd
South Koreans Have a Beef
Crackdown on demonstrations against US beef imports
Jul 23
July 18th
July 14th
Meeting Crashers
Anti-mining activists confront shareholders at AGM
Jul 14
4 comments
July 9th
Imaginary Lines
Mohawk grandmothers assaulted at border, refuse court charges
Jul 9
July 7th
Apology Accepted?
Survivors, Indigenous observers respond to apology
Jul 7
3 comments
July 4th
The Road Begins at the Bottom of Your Feet
The Longest Walk 2 speaks out for Mother Earth
Jul 4
2 comments
July 1st
June in Review
Oil hits high, food crisis worldwide, conflict over nuclear
Jul 1
2 comments
June 27th
Death in the Field
An interview with Arturo Rodriguez of the United Farm Workers of America
Jun 27
June 25th
Missing Voices
Media coverage of Harper's apology left obvious holes
Jun 25
June 22nd
A Nation of Carefully Selected Immigrants
Liberal MPs abstain, leading to major changes to immigration policy
Jun 22
June 21st
Gravel and Gold
In the Quinte Detention Centre, Indigenous spokespeople compare stories of resistance
Jun 21
6 comments
June 18th
Evo Morales on Europe and Migration
An open letter from Evo Morales to the European Parliament
Jun 18
June 9th
See No Evil
Canada removes Israel from list of countries suspected of using torture
Jun 9
5 comments
June 5th
June 3rd
May in Review
A 1,850 km walk, phony foreign weddings, Sean Bell protesters arrested
Jun 3
May 31st
Contemporary Currents of Quebec’s Student Movement
An interview with Sophie Schoen of L'Association pour une Solidarité Syndicale Étudiante (ASSÉ)
May 31
May 28th
An Eagle Feather for Linda Keen?
The question of jurisdiction (Part III in a series)
May 28
May 26th
May 20th
“People’s War” Turns to People’s Vote
Maoist return to the democratic process
May 20
May 19th
April in Review
Regional autonomy in South America, Goldcorp's social irresponsibility, global food prices
May 19
May 13th
May 14, 2008
Literature & Ideas
May Books
New works by Wickers, Vuong-Riddick, Boyko and Bryan
May 14
May 3rd
Amplifying Haiti's Lost Years
A review of Peter Hallward’s Damming the Flood: Haiti, Aristide, and the Politics of Containment
May 3
April 25th
Golden Opportunity for Abandoned Farms
Organic beekeepers co-op fighting to keep Cape Breton free of varroa mite
Apr 25
5 comments
April 18th
Coup d'état in Indian Country
Community members say traditional leadership ousted by the Canadian government
Apr 18
7 comments
April 15th
February and March in Review
Tar Sands Snags, Uranium Mining, and The Dominion's First Roadshow
Apr 15
April 12th
Consultation Not Consent
The first interview with KI political prisoner Cecilia Begg
Apr 12
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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.