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January 21, 2007

Toronto: Protesting Proxy War in Somalia #3

by Isabel Macdonald
January 21, 2007

Toronto: Protesting Proxy War in Somalia #2

by Isabel Macdonald
January 21, 2007

Toronto: Protesting Proxy War in Somalia

by Isabel Macdonald
September 11, 2006 Food

The Seed in the Stone

Food-photo_fp.jpgKristen Howe is growing her favourite foods in Toronto's concrete jungle.

Growing food in the concrete jungle

Sep 11 by Kristen Howe
September 6, 2006 Arts

Race, Rock and Soul

Sept-Arts_fp.jpgMatt Brennan reviews Jamaica to Toronto, raising questions about Canada's pop past.

Jamaica to Toronto raises questions about Canada's pop past

Sep 6 by Matt Brennan
February 15, 2006 Canadian News

OCAP occupies housing tribunal, warns provincial government

Feb 15 by Hillary Bain Lindsay
January 31, 2006 Canadian News

Toronto clinic violates Canada Health Act: Coalition

Jan 31 by Dru Oja Jay
July 7, 2005 Environment

Supportive, Not Insular

JJones_fp.jpg Leah Schnurr visits a community of senior citizens who are aiming for a sustainable life for their own generation and beyond.

Senior Community on Ward's Island Aims for Sustainable Long Life

Jul 7 by Leah Schnurr
May 23, 2005 Accounts

Hog Town: The Politics of Policing

fantino_fp.jpg Tim Rourke attends the premiere of Min Sook Lee's Hogtown: The Politics of Policing in Toronto.

Directed by Min Sook Lee

May 23 by Tim Rourke
April 1, 2005 Canadian News

Request for "Dialogue" with Canadian Bullet Maker Met with Massive Police Presence

Apr 1
December 5, 2004 Canadian News

Workers Rally Against Broken Promises

Dec 5
August 25, 2004 Media Analysis

Missing History in Action

Joseph Pannell is being threatened with extradition to the United States for a crime he allegedly committed thirty years ago. Dru Oja Jay looks at the assumptions that the media brings to the case.

Canadian coverage of Joseph Pannell and the Black Panther Party

Aug 25 by Dru Oja Jay
March 16, 2004 Features

Is "Fighting to Win" a Criminal Act?

OCAP's John Clarke on the "Queen's Park Riot" and the changing rules of class warfare

[From a talk given by John Clarke in Halifax last December, at a public discussion on the criminalization of dissent.]

John Clarke at an OCAP demonstrationIf we're talking about the criminalization of dissent, the first thing that must occur to us when we look at those kinds of examples is that we live in an insane world, where people who go out and challenge injustice are the ones who must defend themselves from the charge of being criminals.

When we marched on the Legislature, back in Toronto, we were aware that so far that year, 22 homeless people had died on the streets of Toronto. When it comes to the crimes of the G7, even the known ones would fill volumes. Those that we don't know about would probably fill volumes more.

To say that anyone who stands up against such acts of theft and murder and violence - and fights back against them - must defend themselves from the charge of being criminal is astounding, and insane. We should keep that in mind.

OCAP's John Clarke on the "Queen's Park Riot" and the changing rules of class warfare

Mar 16 by John Clarke
September 12, 2003 Canadian News

OCAP Highlights Poverty in Toronto

Sep 12
July 26, 2003 Arts

What Makes Magic in the Park?

Every year, Toronto's High Park hosts the Canadian Stage's Dream in High Park. This year, they presented Twelfth Night or What You Will. This is one of my favourite plays (Shakespeare or other), so it was with extra enthusiasm that I joined all of the glowing friends, lovers and families this Canada Day before dusk. - by Erin Brubacher -

Jul 26 by Erin Brubacher

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