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November 6th, 2008

November 6, 2008 Original Peoples

Two Ways to Be a Nation

Struggle for control of the "trillion-dollar Sudbury basin"

November 5th

November 5, 2008 Business

Waste Not, Want Not

One company's fight against Newfoundlanders & Kanaks

November 4th

November 4, 2008 Business

"Tell Your Investers to Get Out of Here!"

Thai opposition to potash mine becomes community-wide fight

November 3rd

November 3, 2008 Foreign Policy

"Looters’ War" in the Congo

UN report exposes role of Canadian mining companies

November 2nd

November 2, 2008 Labour

Working to Death

Canada's asbestos legacy

November 1st

November 1, 2008 Original Peoples

A Violation of Algonquin Law

First Nations spearhead resistance to uranium mining

October 31st

October 31, 2008 Month in Review

October in Review, Part II

Journalist uncovers US meddling in Bolivia, call to fire Globe and Mail columnist, Irving tightens grip on media monopoly

October 28th

October 28, 2008 Foreign Policy

Emissions Thicken the Air in Alberta

The tar sands' biggest customer has second thoughts

October 25th

October 26, 2008 Opinion

What Wente Wrote was Really Dumb – and also Racist

Globe and Mail columnist stepped over the line

October 23rd

October 23, 2008 Original Peoples

Canada's Newest Political Prisoners

Indigenous leaders jailed for protesting mining exploration on their lands

October 20th

October 21, 2008 Environment

OREphaned Mines

The dirty and dangerous legacy of abandoned mines

October 19th

October 19, 2008 Literature & Ideas

October Books

New works by Bolaño, Lerch and Ohle

October 17th

October 16th

Canadian Mining in Guatemala

After indigenous peoples' houses were burnt to the ground on land owned by a Vancouver mining company, Avi Lewis gets the company's version of events.

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October 15th

October 15, 2008 Month in Review

October in Review, Part I

Voting in Canada, money in Afghanistan, oily resignations and mad scientists

October 14th

October 14, 2008 Accounts

Pain Compliance as Indigenous Relations

Inside the Barriere Lake Algonquins' blockade of highway 117

October 10th

October 11, 2008 Agriculture

Not In Anyone’s Backyard

Farmers in Alberta growing rural resistance to development

October 8th

October 8, 2008 Features

Mock justice

Why Omar Khadr should walk free

October 3rd

October 3, 2008 International News

Justice in Genova

Police who beat and tortured international activists sentenced

October 1st

October 1, 2008 Month in Review

September In Review - Part II

373% rise in homelessness in Vancouver, 100 police armed with semi-automatics in Calgary, single mothers working 19 more hours per week in Nova Scotia

September 29th

September 27th

September 25th

September 25, 2008 Photo Essay

Canadian Mining in Mexico

A close-up look at the impacts of gold mining in San Luis Potosí

September 23rd

September 23, 2008 Original Peoples

Land & Jail

Ipperwash, official racism and the future of Ontario

September 21st

September 21, 2008 Canadian News

Protesters Disrupt "Spirit Train" Sendoff

Two arrested, festivities cancelled

September 18th

September 18, 2008 Accounts

Justice in Colombia?

The Permanent Peoples' Tribunal reads its verdict

September 15th

September 15, 2008 Month in Review

September In Review I

Car accidents $16 billion in "social costs," 800 arrested at RNC, 77,000 Atlantic Canadian households have debts greater than assets

September 11th

September 8th

September 8, 2008 Business

Canada's Tar Lobby

Tar Sands Lobbyists Focus on US Democrats

September 5th

September 5, 2008 Foreign Policy

Free Trade or False Logic?

Exploring the Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement

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