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CBC National News, Canada deserves betterThe Canadian Charger
April 28, 2010
While watching the CBC National News daily for six days, The Canadian Charger was taken aback by how quickly it jumps from one topic to another, bombarding viewers with information so fast they don't have time to think about what they're being told. No in-depth coverage. Not much international news. Canadians deserve better.
Cell phones - beware of the risksThe Canadian Charger
May 5, 2010
Although health-related scientific studies seldom produce conclusive results, a recent CBC radio interview shows that harmful effects of cell phone radiation is becoming widely accepted.
The Canadian Charger sponsors VisitEgyptNOWThe Canadian Charger
February 24, 2011
Egypt, an iconic destination with antiquities we have all learned about since our youth, is inviting Canadians and other Westerns to visit during March or Easter breaks or soon after. The time is now. Visit Egypt with your family and friends. Go to the Red Sea. Visit Luxur and Aswan. Take a Nile cruise. See Cairo's Tahrir Square with your kids.
Dawud Wharnsby April 1The Canadian Charger
March 22, 2011
The University of Waterloo's Studies in Islam program has begun. We have been working with lovely young people who want to know about Islam: Muslim and non-Muslim, male and female, from across the academic disciplines of the campus. During the winter term we have had 89 students learning Arabic. We are celebrating with this concert.
McGuinty wants to teach children about sexThe Canadian Charger
May 13, 2010
After a public backlash from parents and faith-based groups, the McGuinty government has decided to reconsider its new curriculum on sex education.
Strategic voting is a must May 2ndThe Canadian Charger
April 20, 2011
At the moment, no opposition party is strong enough to defeat the Conservatives. Only we, the electorate can block them by strategically voting against them. Chances of defeating the Conservative candidate in your area are greater if everyone concentrates their efforts on electing the candidate with the best chance of winning against him or her.
The rise of Christian nationalism in CanadaThe Canadian Charger
May 19, 2010
Few Canadians are aware that a militant band of conservative Christians, with a direct pipeline to Harper's cabinet, is also attempting to reshape the country's social, cultural and even scientific policies, according to Marci McDonald, author of the recently released book The Armageddon Factor: the Rise of Christian Nationalism in Canada.
Standing up against Harper's assault on democracyThe Canadian Charger
April 20, 2011
Murray Dobbin writes that Harper "is the only prime minister in Canadian history to openly detest his own country: its efforts at egalitarianism, its social programs, its wealth redistribution, its peacekeeping history internationally, and its attempts at promoting and preserving its unique culture."
Harper hijacking the Native agendaThe Canadian Charger
June 23, 2010
Who speaks for native Canadians? Chief Kenny Blacksmith appears to be a candidate, albeit self-anointed. He organized the National Forgiveness Summit held in Ottawa from June 11 to 13, and he served as master of ceremonies at the event.
Why it's Bee Pee not British Petroleum?The Canadian Charger
June 10, 2010
For the last 50 days why profit-driven Western media has been referring to the oil company responsible for committing serious crimes as Bee Pee, but never as British Petroleum?

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In the second instalment of Women of the Resistance, Dimitri Lascaris speaks with Palestinian-Canadian artist, Rehab Nazzal.