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January 29, 2007
Weblog:
All's quiet on the tar sand front...
Peter Cizek explains why: Scouring Scum and Tar from the Bottom of the Pit.
An indepth look at the "gigaprojects" rocking the North, and the web of NGOs tied up in corporate/ money who thus far have largely failed to respond to what Cizek calls an "environmental holocaust."
November 30, 2006
Agriculture
Anna Kirkpatrick investigates proposed changes to the CWB that farmers fear will decrease their viability and increase transnationals' profitability.
The Canadian Wheat Board's Last Stand?
Anna Kirkpatrick investigates proposed changes to the CWB that farmers fear will decrease their viability and increase transnationals' profitability. Farmers fear that proposed changes in the CWB will mean that farmers lose out and transnationals cash in
Nov 30
June 21, 2005
Original Peoples
Macdonald Stainsby discusses the history of the blockades and the struggle for self-determination at Grassy Narrows.
The Blockade Between Hope and Destruction
Macdonald Stainsby discusses the history of the blockades and the struggle for self-determination at Grassy Narrows.Grassy Narrows, Abitibi Consolidated and the Canadian Governments
Jun 21
February 4, 2005
Original Peoples
Dam Locally, Warm Globally
Relatively untouched, Canada's vast boreal forest is once again being threatened. Kim Petersen finds a small Ojibway community on the front lines of its defence.
Boreal forest, aboriginal peoples threatened by new push for exploitation
Feb 4
June 24, 2004
Environment
The battle over genetically engineered (GE) foods raged on in the month of May, with uncertain victories declared on two fronts. On May 10th, biotech giant Monsanto announced that it was "deferring all further plans to introduce Roundup Ready wheat" into the marketplace. While opponents to GE foods were still celebrating, however, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled in favour of Monsanto on May 21st, in the controversial Schmeiser case. As the dust settles on fields across Canada, farmers, consumers, and activists are struggling to understand the implications of these decisions.
Crop Control
The battle over genetically engineered (GE) foods raged on in the month of May, with uncertain victories declared on two fronts. On May 10th, biotech giant Monsanto announced that it was "deferring all further plans to introduce Roundup Ready wheat" into the marketplace. While opponents to GE foods were still celebrating, however, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled in favour of Monsanto on May 21st, in the controversial Schmeiser case. As the dust settles on fields across Canada, farmers, consumers, and activists are struggling to understand the implications of these decisions. Genetically modified crops threaten organic growers
Jun 24
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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.