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  • Alex Colville, a wonderful gift to the worldThe Canadian Charger
    August 8, 2013

    Alex Colville's biographies will read born August 24, 1920 and died July 16, 2013. It is hard to believe that this great energy has left us. These biographies will also describe Alex Colville as a significant Canadian painter of the late 20th century, whose work has been as important as that of the Group of Seven to Canada and to the world, and as familiar.

  • Stephanie Banister: Islam is a countryThe Canadian Charger
    August 24, 2013

    When a candidate for a political party in a developed country such as Australia has no choice but to resign, after being widely ridiculed, as a result of mistaking Islam for a country, in a television interview and, saying Jews follow Jesus Christ, in the same interview, one has to wonder if this is just "one lone nut", or is she expressing the views of a significant portion of the electorate.

  • Egypt's military backing a popular uprisingThe Canadian Charger
    September 8, 2013

    Although he said he's always hesitant about the role of the military in politics, Canadian community activist Ali Mallah fully supports the ouster of Egyptian president Morsi.

  • Quebec's Charter of WrongsThe Canadian Charger
    September 22, 2013

    Back in 1946, the state of Georgia had a county unit system of voting for the state-wide party primary elections.

  • Politicians reject Quebec Charter but not HarperThe Canadian Charger
    October 8, 2013

    Mary Smith has cancer. Chemotherapy has caused her to lose her hair, so she wears a head scarf. No problem under the Quebec Charter of Values. On the other hand Mariam Mahmoud can't wear a scarf? But suppose she also has cancer? And if she is wearing the scarf, how can you tell whether she has hair or not?

  • Malala, a hero of our timeThe Canadian Charger
    October 22, 2013

    Last week, a year after being shot in the head by the Taliban, Pakistani native, 16-year-old Malala Yousafzai was given an honorary Canadian Citizenship as Canada gave the same honor to such icons like Nelson Mandela. She was also the favorite by millions around the world to become the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

  • Mental health and suicideThe Canadian Charger
    October 8, 2013

    Ottawa's Royal Ottawa Hospital (ROH) arranged an educational program on September 26 to help parents understand their children and to empower them to be effective in promoting their children's mental well-being. The program was triggered by a pair of child suicides which captured public attention.

  • Canada lost Prof. Michael Mandel (1948-2013)The Canadian Charger
    November 5, 2013

    In accordance with Jewish tradition, Michael Mandel was buried on October 28, shortly after his untimely death from a rare heart condition. He leaves a wife, Karen Golden, and five children.

  • Slavery in QatarThe Canadian Charger
    October 22, 2013

    Qatari-owned Al-Jazeera with its deep pockets is the envy of many journalists. It claims to "tell it like it is." Just one little problem: Qatar. Qatar's new emir, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, runs the show in his country. His father handed power over to him in June (some says it was a palace-coup led by Tamim's mother) and his father gave Al-Jazeera pretty much a free hand to cover events, but only outside of Qatar.

  • Cell phones can kill you and your babyThe Canadian Charger
    November 5, 2013

    As researchers are increasingly finding that radiation from cell phones causes cancer, the cell phone industry is counterattacking with threats of lawsuits and paying researchers to write papers - that can easily get into medical journals - with the message that radiation is harmless to human health.

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