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March 13th, 2007
Redefining the Middle East
The US must change its direction in the Middle East
Mar 13
March 9th
Les crimes du «développement» au Guatemala
Part 1 : Skye Resources et la réoccupation des terres au Guatemala
Mar 9
March 6th
Correcting Selective Reporting
An interview with Jooneed Khan of La Presse
Mar 6
March 5th
Big Enviro Groups ‘Holding Back’ Anti-Warming Movement
Some critics call the best mainstream proposals too little, too late
Mar 5
1 comment
March 2nd
Le Soutien des États-Unis au Fatah Crée un Nouveau Conflit
Le Hamas et le Fatah s'engagent dans une rivalité meurtrière.
Mar 2
March 1st
February 28th
Risky Business
Climate change “quick-fixes” are good for business, but may prove disastrous for the environment
Feb 28
3 comments
February 27th
Turning Down A Gold Mine
In Guatemala, angry locals vote no, but BC firm presses on
Feb 27
February 23rd
February 21st
Picture Perfect
How images are used to create specific relationships between people and the physical environment
Feb 21
3 comments
February 20th
Hoping Against Hope?
A review of a new audio documentary about the struggle against colonialism in Canada
Feb 20
February 14th
Haiti Aux Haitiens!
Montreal mobilizes in solidarity with Haiti
Feb 14
February 13th
February 8th
The Taliban's Past and Future
An interview with Mullah Wakil Ahmad Mutawakil, former Taliban foreign minister
Feb 8
February 5th
Cable Cutters
What the cable companies don’t want you to know about radical television in Canada
Feb 5
1 comment
Support the Troops or Support the War?
In Afghanistan, it might be difficult to do both
Feb 5
Land Claims and the People of the Great River
An interview with Paula Lapierre of the Kichesipirini Algonquin Nation
Feb 5
2 comments
February 1st
The Freedom of the Press Barons
The media and the 2004 Haiti coup
Feb 1
1 comment
January 31st
This Is What Media Looks Like
A positive agenda for media reform in the USA
Jan 31
January 30th
January 27th
Gaining Ground
"A monumental year" for the people of Six Nations
Jan 27
January 25th
Peter MacKay in Israel and Palestine
What the Foreign Minister did not see or discuss during his visit
Jan 25
January 23rd
Corruption, Impunity Pervade Afghan Government
Police part of insecurity problem: victims, human rights groups
Jan 23
January 21st
Protesters Denounce Illegal Occupation of Somalia
Coalition of Concerned Somali-Canadians calls for immediate withdrawal of Ethiopian troops
Jan 21
3 comments
January 17th
Microcredit and Women's Poverty
Granting this year's Nobel Peace Prize to microcredit guru Muhammad Yunus affirms neoliberalism.
Jan 17
3 comments
January 15th
"We are not a 'Special Interest' Group"
Feminist organizations nationwide are protesting the latest in a series of attacks on Status of Women Canada (SWC).
Jan 15
Confessions of a Spam Crafter
A designer of "junk mail" reflects on the 2006 Art Center Design Conference
Jan 15
January 12th
Open Letter to the People of Canada
from the Detainees at Canada's Guantanamo Bay
Jan 13
The Poorest Postal Code
Vancouver's Downtown Eastside in Photos
Jan 12
10 comments
January 10th
This is What Development Looks Like
Part II: Canadian mining firm burns homes
Jan 11
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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.