DominionSections
Browse Articles
- IndependentMedia.ca
- MostlyWater.org
- Seven Oaks
- BASICS Newsletter
- Siafu
- Briarpatch Magazine
- The Leveller
- Groundwire
- Redwire Magazine
- Canadian Dimension
- CKDU News Collective
- Common Ground
- Shunpiking Magazine
- The Real News
- Our Times
- À babord !
- Blackfly Magazine
- Guerilla News Network
- The Other Side
- The Sunday Independent
- Vive le Canada
- Elements
- ACTivist Magazine
- The Tyee
- TML Daily
- New Socialist
- Relay (Socialist Project)
- Socialist Worker
- Socialist Action
- Rabble.ca
- Straight Goods
- Alternatives Journal
- This Magazine
- Dialogue Magazine
- Orato
- Rebel Youth
- NB Media Co-op
Radio
Archive - Dominion Article
November 22nd, 2008
Dangerous Duty in Papua New Guinea
Community members get "the opposite of what was promised" from Barrick Gold
Nov 22
1 comment
November 21st
Fighting Free Entry
Ending mining’s privileged access to land
Nov 21
November 20th
Canada's Contribution to Congo's Wars
Canadian mining companies among those under review
Nov 20
November 19th
Small Flags in the Ground
Gold mining in Suriname's tribal communities
Nov 19
November 18th
FOCAL Blasted for Ties to Mining Industry
Indigenous leaders pull out of mining workshops in Guatemala
Nov 18
November 17th
Heads They Win, Tails You Lose
Canadian companies will do anything for the big nickel in Guatemala
Nov 17
1 comment
November 16th
Caretakers of the Land
Western Shoshone wage battle against modern gold rush
Nov 16
1 comment
November 15th
November in Review Part I
Coal plants shut down in Australia, march against the tar sands in Edmonton, Nigerians take oil giant Anglo-Dutch Shell to court
Nov 15
3 comments
November 14th
The Steep Price of Power
Colombian coal fuels Atlantic Canada, but at what cost?
Nov 14
November 12th
Big Oil's Pipe Dream
An interview with Dustin Johnson about the Gateway Pipeline
Nov 13
November 11th
Shredding Social Fabric
Company promoters "contaminate" communities in El Salvador
Nov 11
4 comments
November 10th
How Good is Canada’s Word?
Vancouver's Corriente Resources is in deep in Ecuador
Nov 10
November 9th
.thumbnail.jpg)
November 8th
World's Crudest Extraction
At the tar sands they’re digging up dirty fuel
Nov 8
4 comments
November 7th
November 6th
Two Ways to Be a Nation
Struggle for control of the "trillion-dollar Sudbury basin"
Nov 6
2 comments
November 5th
Waste Not, Want Not
One company's fight against Newfoundlanders & Kanaks
Nov 5
November 4th
"Tell Your Investers to Get Out of Here!"
Thai opposition to potash mine becomes community-wide fight
Nov 4
November 3rd
_0.thumbnail.jpg)
"Looters’ War" in the Congo
UN report exposes role of Canadian mining companies
Nov 3
3 comments
November 2nd
November 1st
A Violation of Algonquin Law
First Nations spearhead resistance to uranium mining
Nov 1
October 31st
October in Review, Part II
Journalist uncovers US meddling in Bolivia, call to fire Globe and Mail columnist, Irving tightens grip on media monopoly
Oct 31
1 comment
October 28th
Emissions Thicken the Air in Alberta
The tar sands' biggest customer has second thoughts
Oct 28
October 25th
What Wente Wrote was Really Dumb – and also Racist
Globe and Mail columnist stepped over the line
Oct 26
12 comments
October 23rd
Canada's Newest Political Prisoners
Indigenous leaders jailed for protesting mining exploration on their lands
Oct 23
October 20th
OREphaned Mines
The dirty and dangerous legacy of abandoned mines
Oct 21
October 19th
October 15th
October in Review, Part I
Voting in Canada, money in Afghanistan, oily resignations and mad scientists
Oct 15
1 comment
October 14th
Pain Compliance as Indigenous Relations
Inside the Barriere Lake Algonquins' blockade of highway 117
Oct 14
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.