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The Honorable Voices of Four Women Killed in Kingston
Reflections on the Shafia murder trial
Feb 3
OFL and CAW Visit Locked Out Workers in London Ontario
650 workers on the picket line
Jan 16
Occupy Toronto survives Eviction Day
Occupiers, city, to present arguments in court today
Nov 18
A Disappointing John
Brown's "Paying For It" misses its potential
Aug 26
Convicted by the Media, Sentenced by the Courts
Supporters of Nicole Kish say she is innocent and the media is guilty
Jun 17
6 comments
Saving the Land, Saving History
Questions of archeological and spiritual significance rally community to protect Beaver Pond Forest
Mar 16
Bike Lanes Tarred
Tar sands are good, but bike lanes? Not so much
Dec 30
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Showdown in the Far North
First Nations oppose Ontario's Far North Act, some environmental orgs support it
Oct 11
2 comments
Prison Farms on Death Row
Feds invest $9B in prisons, progressive rehab program phased out to save "pocket change"
Sep 22
Whose Woods These Are
Land defenders celebrate a year since Hanlon Creek occupation
Jul 14
Canada’s Largest Environmental Lawsuit a Victory
Ontario court rules Vale must pay $36 M to Port Colborne residents
Jul 12
"There Is No Neutral"
Striking Vale Inco workers push for local politicians, residents to back anti-scab legislation
Jun 21
4 comments
Migrating Justice
Globalizing labour rights, regardless of status
Jun 21
Toronto's Communities Prepare for the G8 and G20 Summits
G20 has no business meeting; local solutions better address global problems
Jun 12
1 comment
Toronto vs. Cochabamba
G20 to consolidate control over climate negotiations
Jun 9
Elite Insecurity
Ten thousand to guard summits in Huntsville and Toronto
May 27
Weaving Reflection into Resistance in Toronto
Local groups prepare for G20, look to past & future movements
May 24
2 comments
From H-Ville to G-Spot
G8 host has little control over how Legacy Fund touches Huntsville
May 21
Blockade in Grassy Narrows over Policing Concerns
Slow response times, alleged intimidation lead residents to call for new peacekeeper services
May 19
April 25, 2010
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Siddiqui: Immigrants and Multiculturalism face war
Haroon Siddiqui, one of, if not 'the' best, columnists in the Main Stream Media has an article today looking at politicians who muckrake and target immigrants in order to help with their unpopularity in the polls.
Siddiqui, writing in the Toronto Star, is always very eloquent in his analysis', which using clear cut arguments to back up his opinions on the Rights and Democracy fiasco, Israeli Apartheid Week and International Trade.
In a broad swipe at several politicians and parties he accuses individuals of very low blows:
Sarkozy's standing in the polls is low, as is that of Quebec Premier Jean Charest, Harper, Ignatieff and Dosanjh. They want to climb back up on the backs of vulnerable women or by being dangerously intolerant of multiculturalism, which is the law of the land in Canada.
Enriched Hypocrisy
Before criticizing Iran's nuke program, Canada should look within
Apr 23
1 comment
Co-operative Banking Bulks Up
Ontario credit unions weather the economic crisis
Mar 10
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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.