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Archive - 2009

June 21st

June 22, 2009 Literature & Ideas

June Books

New release by Bolano, new work by Fiorentino

June 19th

June 19, 2009 Original Peoples

"Everybody has a Voice"

Images from the Mohawk community of Akwesasne

June 15th

June 15, 2009 Month in Review

June in Review, Part I

Feds clash with Mohawks, agree on Free Trade with Peru, and fund Afghan police

June 12th

June 12, 2009 Opinion

CIBC and Me, Part IV

A little complaint about genocide, put into perspective

June 11th

June 11, 2009 Food

Sea Fare

Cooking, Nuu-chah-nulth style

June 9th

June 9, 2009 Canadian News

Mont-Royal to become Open-Pit Mine?

Gold-digging RoyalOr stakes claim in heart of Montreal

June 4th

June 5, 2009 Business

A Harbour For War?

The defence industry grows in Halifax

June 2nd

June 3, 2009 Arts

Propagandhi Scores Against War

Torture, Terror, and Don Cherry face the music in the band's sixth release

May 31st

June 1, 2009 Month in Review

May in Review, Part II

Workplaces raided, CSIS exposed, extractive industry AGMs crashed

May 30th

May 30, 2009 Original Peoples

A Letter from Kitigan Zibi

Mother addresses the public on police negligence in missing daughter's case

May 27th

May 28, 2009 Original Peoples

Strangers Scour the Land

The search for Maisy and Shannon continues

May 23rd

May 24, 2009 Literature & Ideas

May Books

New work by Connolly, new release by Green

May 20th

May 21, 2009 Photo Essay

Shantytown, USA

Nickelsville residents demand permanent land for the homeless

May 16th

May 16, 2009 Month in Review

May in Review, Part I

Toxic spills, police raids, and Canwest gets more time, prints fewer papers

May 14th

May 14, 2009 Original Peoples

The Right to Whale

First Nations encounter barriers to traditional whaling

May 9th

May 10, 2009 Media Analysis

Kenney's Quiet Revolution

Media focus on guns, drugs and hard-nosed ministers precludes dialogue on government shifts in immigration policy

May 8th

May 8, 2009 International News

Police Raid Communities around Trinidad Mine

Oaxacan civilians blockade road, occupy mine to keep Fortuna off their land

May 6th

May 7, 2009 Ideas

Political and Chemical Blowback

How the Canadian government poisoned rural New Brunswick

April 30th

April 30, 2009 Month in Review

April in Review, Part II

Canadian journalists in Afghanistan, UK out of Iraq, "NAFTA" flu

April 28th

April 29, 2009 Canadian News

Jailed For Jaywalking?

Measures aim to clear out Vancouver's Downtown Eastside before the Olympics

April 26th

Controversy rocks lead-up to 2010 Olympics

With more than a full year before the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics begin, the games have already encountered stiff opposition. A range of groups have expressed their disagreement with the way that the Olympics are being run on Canada's west coast. Their concerns include: environmental destruction, the rights of low or no income residents, lack of transparency and consultation in decision making, and development on indigenous land that has never been surrendered to Canada.

April 26, 2009 Apr 26 by real news network

The Dominion - Halifax Media Co-op

In February 2009, editors of the Dominion newspaper established Canada's first democratically-run news media co-operative in Halifax, Nova Scotia. New chapters will be sprouting up across the country to offer a progressive and community-based alternative to the corporate news model.

April 26, 2009 Apr 26 by makila.tv

April 25th

April 26, 2009 Accounts

Canada's Deadly Trade Deals

An interview with Laura Carlsen, director of the Americas Program of the International Relations Center

April 23rd

April 24, 2009 Media Analysis

Forced Off-Air

ECHR rebukes Georgia for Soviet-style repression of independent TV station

April 21st

Obama's Afghan plan

Roy Gutman, Foreign Editor of McClatchy Newspapers says Obama's announcement last week of his strategy in Afghanistan is unprecedented and is a "very good start." He says the problem has been that, "the United States has not had an integrated strategy for stabilizing Afghanistan and Pakistan."

April 21, 2009 Apr 21 by therealnews.com

The rights of women in Afghanistan

Mavis Leno of Feminist Majority on the need for Obama to focus on the rights of Afghan women. Mavis has been the chair of the Feminist Majority Foundation's Campaign to Stop Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan since 1997.

April 21, 2009 Apr 21 by therealnews.com

The secrets of Obama's surge

President Obama's highly anticipated new strategy for what the Pentagon now calls AfPak - Afghanistan and Pakistan - is full of grey areas. Most extra troops will be deployed to poppy-growing areas, not to fight al-Qaeda, the President's stated number one objective. The President talks about building trust - but as the US cannot trust the Pakistani ISI, the Pakistani people don't trust the US or even their own government.

April 21, 2009 Apr 21 by therealnews.com

Why are we in Afghanistan?

The Real News Cafe: Recorded live at the Gladstone in Toronto, a Real News panel takes on the Afghan war This is the first segment of a multi-part series on the Afghan war. Other segments will follow throughout the week.

April 21, 2009 Apr 21 by therealnews.com

Dangerous decisions in Afghanistan Pt. 1

Sharmini Peries speaks with Senior Analyst Aijaz Ahmad about the dangers of the long-term US involvement in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Ahmad says the only way for Obama to proceed in the region is to withdraw US military presence there and strengthen regional powers for a stable Afghanistan.

April 21, 2009 Apr 21 by therealnews.com

Toxic Alberta

Last winter we decided VBS had to do a story on the Oil Sands of Alberta. So far no American media outlet had comprehensively covered it and even the local press's approach has left a lot to be desired.

April 21, 2009 Apr 21 by VBS TV

Archived Site

This is a site that stopped updating in 2016. It's here for archival purposes.

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.

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