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- Decoding Harper's Terror Game beneath the Masks and Diversions
- Harper, The Ottawa Shooter, and the Selling of War - Part I
- Canada's almost nightmare
- Canada's lost Ghulam Sajan
- On Egypt and Sisi, Zewail speaks for me
- Don't cut aid to Egypt: The hopeful case for supporting Egyptian President Sisi
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Editorial
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Why young Canadians become jihadists?
In an effort to understand how "ordinary" young people - by most outward appearances - from Canada find themselves in Syria fighting on behalf of ISIS, Dr. Lorne Dawson, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Legal Studies at the University of Waterloo, is working with a group of researchers now in contact with some of those Canadian nationals fighting in Syria.
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Religion and mental health
The relationship between religion and mental health is complex. And because mental health and physical health are interconnected, the issue becomes that of the relationship between religion and health generally.
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