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Archive - 2010
October 7th
October 5th
Water to Mine
Goldcorp’s Penasquito project in Mexico robs semi-desert region of precious resource
Oct 6
October 3rd
Waves of Controversy Continue on BC Lakes
Mt. Milligan mine in Northern BC far from a done deal
Oct 4
4 comments
September 30th
September in Review, Part II
Attempted coup in Ecuador, more G20 arrests in Canada, austerity protests in the EU
Oct 1
September 27th
Farmland Frontier
New wave of agricultural land-grabs reaches Canada
Sep 27
3 comments
September 23rd
The Roots of Mapuche Resistance
For Indigenous people in Chile, the struggle for life is labeled a terrorist activity
Sep 24
September 21st
Prison Farms on Death Row
Feds invest $9B in prisons, progressive rehab program phased out to save "pocket change"
Sep 22
September 19th
Silent Coup in Haiti, Part II
Experts, organizers assess the country's democratic crisis
Sep 20
1 comment
September 18th
Silent Coup in Haiti, Part I
Experts, organizers assess the country's democratic crisis
Sep 19
4 comments
September 14th
September in Review, Part I
Security under scrutiny and media in the news
Sep 15
September 12th
New Minister a “Declared Enemy” of First Nations
Indigenous leaders, activists raise concerns about John Duncan's track record
Sep 13
4 comments
September 7th
Solidarities of Resistance: Liberation from Education
Reflections on education, colonization, and freedom
Sep 8
September 5th
Stopping the Flow
Quebec Climate Action Camp takes on the Enbridge Trailbreaker project
Sep 6
September 3rd
Universal Access?
Barriers to accessing health care persist for transgender people in Nova Scotia
Sep 3
3 comments
August 31st
August in Review, Part II
Israeli shipping slowed, Enbridge evicted, G-20 defendants appear in court
Sep 1
August 29th
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Less Than Animals
Palestinian women imprisoned by Israel speak out
Aug 30
1 comment
August 26th
Tamils Welcomed in Vancouver
Hundreds support Tamil refugees on the MV Sun Sea
Aug 27
August 25th
Ties that Bind
Canadian military seeking lessons from Israeli occupying army
Aug 25
2 comments
August 22nd
Guatemalan Women Speak Out Against Rape
Soldiers, police, security terrorized residents who live in nickel-rich area
Aug 23
1 comment
August 20th
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation: A Myopic Watchdog?
Anti-tax group setting up in Atlantic Canada, critics says it's all rhetoric
Aug 20
2 comments
August 18th
Canadian Companies Out For Colombian Oil
CCFTA among a host of initiatives that create "huge opportunities for easy profits"
Aug 18
August 16th
August in Review, Part I
Pickton history revealed, Tamil migrants arrived, First Nations marched against tar sands
Aug 16
August 13th
G20 Over, but Legal Woes Drag On
Three hundred to appear in court, G20 organizers face police threats as arrests continue
Aug 13
August 11th
Why is Canada Blocking Congo Debt Forgiveness?
Mining companies and Canada's “civilizing mission”
Aug 11
1 comment
August 9th
August 5th
Weathering the Storm
Cooperative Quebec sawmill thrives despite forestry crisis
Aug 6
August 3rd
August 1st
The Land that Feeds
Rural community divided over proposal to rezone farmland
Aug 2
2 comments
July 31st
July in Review, Part II
Oil spilled (again), prison farms defended, posters permitted, dykes marched
Aug 1
July 29th
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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.