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Month in Review
January in Review
"Radicals" surged, gold mine suspended, CSIS rejected
Feb 1
December in Review
Climate fossil awarded, Canadian weapons built, Manning on trial
Jan 4
November in Review
Freedom for prisoners, NATO killers, #occupy
Dec 2
October in Review
Occupy everything, decolonize everywhere, get your freak on!
Oct 31
September in Review
Troops in Libya and Afghanistan, the people take Wall Street, KI refuses mining
Oct 3
August in Review, Part II
Protests against pipelines, bombs over Libya, Mexico under attack
Sep 2
August in Review, Part I
Free trade deals cut, New Orleans police charged, Alberta tar sands challenged
Aug 15
July in Review, Part II
Cops Watched, Extractives Ejected, Pride Re-Claimed
Aug 1
July in Review, Part I
Canada not disarming, Israel not boycotting, prisoners not eating, ships not sailing (nor flying)
Jul 15
June in Review, Part II
Greeks revolt, Gaza flotillas ready, feds go anti-postal
Jun 30
June in Review, Part I
Postal workers locked out, First Nations housing cut out, federal budget called out
Jun 15
May in Review, Part II
Great Slave Lake polluted, Pickton intervenors excluded, mining companies refuted
Jun 1
1 comment
May in Review, Part I
Plan Nord criticized, Insite scrutinized, Conservatives' Afghanistan lies
May 16
1 comment
April in Review, Part I
Out against war, oil patch uproar, 10,000 vs. Ford
Apr 15
1 comment
March in Review, Part II
Nuclear plants decried, Inquiry expansion denied, Conservative clouds in the sky
Apr 1
March in Review, Part I
Uprisings and repression in Middle East, quake rattles Japan, anti-fracking battles heat up
Mar 14
February in Review, Part II
Fishy GM fish, starving eagles, passionate populations
Mar 2
February in Review, Part 1
Streets and squares taken back, G20 cops given flack
Feb 16
1 comment
January in Review, Part II
Egypt curfew broken, BC salmon smokin', "organic" just a token
Feb 1
January in Review, Part I
Prisons protested, shale gas wells leaked, CEOs profited
Jan 17
December in Review, Part I
Premier sandbagged, Haitians lectured, prison conditions protested
Dec 14
November in Review, Part II
Climate bill killed in Senate, thesis filed in Mi'gmaw, apples preserved in BC?
Dec 1
November in Review, Part I
Christie Blatchford blocked, CEO salaries rocketed, non-profit bookstore raided
Nov 14
2 comments
October in Review, Part II
Mining bill defeated, Khadr sentenced, prison costs rise, Air Force office blockaded
Oct 31
3 comments
October in Review, Part I
Prisons expanded, G20 charges dropped, Nobel prize winner deported
Oct 15
September in Review, Part II
Attempted coup in Ecuador, more G20 arrests in Canada, austerity protests in the EU
Oct 1
September in Review, Part I
Security under scrutiny and media in the news
Sep 15
August in Review, Part II
Israeli shipping slowed, Enbridge evicted, G-20 defendants appear in court
Sep 1
August in Review, Part I
Pickton history revealed, Tamil migrants arrived, First Nations marched against tar sands
Aug 16
July in Review, Part II
Oil spilled (again), prison farms defended, posters permitted, dykes marched
Aug 1
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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.