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August 27, 2005
Literature & Ideas
Besner, Svec, Trafford and Fraser review new work by Leckie, Brossard, Sands-Brodoff and Lau
September Books
Besner, Svec, Trafford and Fraser review new work by Leckie, Brossard, Sands-Brodoff and Lau
Aug 27
June 15, 2005
Arts
In this interview, director Mahmoud Kaabour talks about how 9/11 affected tolerance, the making of "Being Osama", and why he left Canada.
What's in a Name?
In this interview, director Mahmoud Kaabour talks about how 9/11 affected tolerance, the making of "Being Osama", and why he left Canada.An interview with "Being Osama" director Mahmoud Kaabour
Jun 15
June 14, 2005
Literature & Ideas
Besner, Trafford and Peters review new work by Jan Zwicky, Michael Kenyon, Yvette Nolan and Matt Rader.
June Books
Besner, Trafford and Peters review new work by Jan Zwicky, Michael Kenyon, Yvette Nolan and Matt Rader.
Jun 14
June 3, 2005
Sports
Derrick O'Keefe looks at the career of the Victoria-raised NBA MVP, and his achievements as an off-court human being.
Appreciating Steve Nash, basketball's anti-war MVP
Derrick O'Keefe looks at the career of the Victoria-raised NBA MVP, and his achievements as an off-court human being.
Jun 3
April 23, 2005
Features
Manufacturers of bottled water are taking over municipal water systems while bottling public water for a profit, says Leah Orr
From the Tap to the Bottle and Back Again
Manufacturers of bottled water are taking over municipal water systems while bottling public water for a profit, says Leah OrrA look at bottled water and privatization
Apr 23
April 16, 2005
Opinion
Opposition parties and the press are using the sponsorship scandal to trash the Liberals, but Duff Conacher asks: why they aren't pushing for real reforms?
The System is the Scandal
Opposition parties and the press are using the sponsorship scandal to trash the Liberals, but Duff Conacher asks: why they aren't pushing for real reforms?Stronger rules, enforcement and penalties, not an election, needed to prevent future scandals
Apr 16
March 2, 2005
Literature & Ideas
Brubacher, Besner, Trafford and Deen review new books by Suzuki, Sinclair, Williams and Field.
Books, March 2005
Brubacher, Besner, Trafford and Deen review new books by Suzuki, Sinclair, Williams and Field.
Mar 2
February 25, 2005
Health
Why isn't addressing environmental causes of cancer in the government's official cancer control strategy, Andrea Smith asks.
Cancer prevention in Canada
Why isn't addressing environmental causes of cancer in the government's official cancer control strategy, Andrea Smith asks.Are we doing all we can?
Feb 25
February 21, 2005
Environment
Is nanotechnology moving too fast for us to assess the risks that might be involved? Yuill Herbert reports.
Nanotechnology and the Rebirth of Alchemy
Is nanotechnology moving too fast for us to assess the risks that might be involved? Yuill Herbert reports.Are converging technologies laying a golden egg?
Feb 21
February 17, 2005
Arts
Thanks to overzealous insurance agencies, skateboarders have been driven to the margins of cities. Dru Oja Jay looks at some proposed alternatives.
The Architecture of "Basic Human Pleasure"
Thanks to overzealous insurance agencies, skateboarders have been driven to the margins of cities. Dru Oja Jay looks at some proposed alternatives.Godzilla vs. Skateboarder showcases the art and politics of skateboarding
Feb 17
February 16, 2005
Accounts
After the disastrous tsunami, the Burmese government reported only 80 deaths along 2,000 km of coastline. Shaughn McArthur looks closer.
Burma and Divestiture
After the disastrous tsunami, the Burmese government reported only 80 deaths along 2,000 km of coastline. Shaughn McArthur looks closer.After the Tsunami
Feb 16
February 4, 2005
Environment
Biking Uphill: The Otesha Project
This summer, the Otesha Project embarks on its cross-Canada bike tour, practicing and preaching sustainable living. Shannon Hines finds out more.
Feb 4
January 12, 2005
Literature & Ideas
Books, January 2005
Besner, Trafford, Henderson and Janes review new work by Nathan Dueck, Sina Queyras, K.I. Press, and Deb Abbey
Jan 12
January 11, 2005
Health
Depo-Provera and Bone Loss
Women's groups have long warned about the risks associated with the contraceptive Depo-Provera. Lisa Nussey wonders why they were ignored.
Women's health groups say "I told you so"
Jan 11
November 6, 2004
Features
Multiculturalism: It Hurts Us All
Why Canada isn't, never was, and probably never will be a multicultural nation
Susana Ferreira explores Toronto's underground economy, and the real effects of Canada's "multicultural" policies.
Susana Ferreira explores Toronto's underground economy, and the real effects of Canada's "multicultural" policies.
Why Canada isn't, never was, and probably never will be a multicultural nation
Nov 6
November 6, 2004
Health
Vioxx Populi?
In the wake of revelations about side effects and effectiveness of Merc's Vioxx, Andrea Smith looks at the drug approval process in Canada.
Withdrawal raises questions about drug approval in Canada
Nov 6
November 6, 2004
Literature & Ideas
Books, November 2004
Linda Besner reviews new books by Grant, Nepveu and Levin. Matthew Trafford reviews Arthur Motyer's What's Remembered.
Nov 6
October 20, 2004
Canadian News
Government, Police Provide Inadequate Protection for Aboriginal Women: Amnesty
Oct 20
October 20, 2004
Canadian News
Media Democracy Day addresses "monopoly ownership," "censorship"
Oct 20
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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.