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Tackling DepressionReuel S. Amdur
July 11, 2016
Understanding depression. That was the topic of a lecture at Ottawa's Royal Ottawa Hospital on September 17. Presenting were three psychologists, Kelsey Collimore, Andrew Jacobs, and Michelle Todd.
Tahrir: The Canadian boat to Gaza The Canadian Charger
August 30, 2011
When the Canadian boat to Gaza, the Tahrir, was boarded by Greek commandos and towed back to port on July 4, the resulting publicity galvanized supporters around the world in their determination to lift the siege of Gaza.
Taking aim at crack cocaineReuel S. Amdur
December 6, 2011
How can we minimize the impact of crack cocaine?
Taking liberties: When elite representatives define 'national security'Matthew Behrens
November 6, 2011
Just after Thanksgiving, Montreal's Westin Hotel played host to a gathering of high-powered Federal Court judges, NGO heads, lawyers, academics, and members of Canada's torture-complicit spy service, CSIS. Coming together under the predictably dry title "Terrorism, Law and Democracy: 10 years after 9/11," the conference sought to determine "whether Canadian law has successfully preserved fundamental rights and values of substantive and procedural justice while at the same time contributing to anti-terrorism."
Tarek Fatah spreads fear and hatred on CBCThe Canadian Charger
November 24, 2010
Since Tarek Fatah immigrated to Canada in 1987, he tried his hand at politics twice and failed both times, first with the NDP and then with the Liberals. He tried to be a journalist and a writer, but could not find employment. But after 9/11, he landed a good job writing books and articles attacking Canadian Muslims.
Tariq Ramadan: a message of understandingDr. Mohamed Bakr
March 24, 2010
Tariq Ramadan. His name brings conflicting reactions among non Muslims and Muslims alike.
Tea party getting a rougher ride from Republican votersDr. Barry Kay
November 19, 2013
It has become a cliché to say there were no winners in the shutdown of the U.S. in October.
Tea party no longer an amusing distractionGeoffrey Stevens
October 23, 2013
In the early days of the American union, thoughtful commentators, from James Madison to Alexis de Tocqueville, worried about the extremes of democracy. Might the U.S. system evolve into a tyranny of the majority?
Tea Party politics coming to OntarioThe Canadian Charger
September 14, 2011
Former Ontario Premier Ernie Eves is miffed. Some of the old Tory gang in Ontario is being ousted by brash, populist, extreme right-wingers. When Norm Sterling, a sitting MPP, was ousted in a primary by Jack MacLaren, what happened to Stirling "was not very polite, was not fair, it was not loyal, it was not compassionate, it was not even and it was not honest." Wow!
Teach empathy in our schoolsThe Canadian Charger
August 22, 2011
As we witness the rioting in the UK, as part of global phenomena of disaffected peoples expressing their grievances, often in destructive ways; and authorities responding by "cracking the whip," we're witnessing a continuous cycle with no apparent end in sight.

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In early 2023, months before Israel launched its genocidal war on Palestinians, renowned French anthropologist Emmanuel Todd opined that World War III had begun.