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Childhood depression is realReuel S. Amdur
January 27, 2013
Depression is not just an adult illness. Children can also suffer it, even as young as kindergarten. And when we speak of depression, we do not mean just the occasional spell of pouting or a pique of temper. We mean a condition that is persistent, long-term, and intense. It interferes with normal functioning, such as in school and in family relationships. More likely than with adult depression, childhood depression can be expressed in anger and defiance, not just in withdrawal and silence.
China plus - a book reviewGareth Lind
January 27, 2010
Butterfly Mind; Revolution, Recovery, and One Reporter's Road to Understanding China, Patrick Brown, Anansi, 2008, 254pp, ISBN978-0-88784-830-8
China: Beyond Economics and PoliticsThe Canadian Charger
May 8, 2015
Since coming to power, Chinese president Xi Jinping has tightened the Party's control over cultural activities in the country. He has expanded the Chinese film industry, and increased promotion of Chinese culture abroad. In a 2010 speech on art and literature President Xi stressed that the two cultural realms must "persist in the fundamental orientation of serving the people and serving socialism."
Choice of wedge issues may backfire on Hudak Geoffrey Stevens
September 19, 2011
As the Ontario election heads into its second week, the issues are emerging. Health care (quality, availability and wait times), job creation, taxes, hydro rates, gasoline prices, and university tuitions are all pocketbook issues that resonate province-wide.
Christian churches risk poisoning relations with JewsAbraham Cooper and Yitzchok Adlerstein
August 29, 2012
Protestant denominations have been gathering to set the moral compass for the future of their churches. They have been grappling with theological, ecological, social and geo-political challenges at their major conclaves.
Christmas and the corporate creedJaved Akbar
December 18, 2009
The symbolism of Christmas is universal: "Tidings of great joy."
Christopher Hitchens, a warmonger gets cancer as babies in Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine and soon IranJoshua Blakeney
August 13, 2010
On June 30, Vanity Fair journalist Christopher Hitchens posted on the magazine's website that he has cancer of the esophagus. As I was contemplating this revelation, I couldn't help feeling that the neoconservative armchair warrior was getting his just desserts.
Church coalition soldiers on after feds pulled its fundingMirko Petricevic
March 24, 2010
More than three months have passed since the federal government announced it wouldn't grant $7 million in international aid funding to KAIROS, the coalition created by about a dozen of Canada's largest churches.
Citizenship according to HarperHussein Hamdani
October 22, 2009
All Canadians should be offended when the federal government disowns Canadians abroad, especially if there may be religious or racial overtones involved.
CJPME President waits to be Condemned by Trudeau GovernmentCanadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East
February 27, 2016
Montreal, February 23, 2016 - In light of the passage of Parliament's "anti-BDS" motion on Monday, the President of Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME), Mr. Thomas Woodley, announced that he awaits his condemnation by the Trudeau Liberals. "I've realized that being condemned by Canada's government, merely for supporting the human rights of Palestinians, might be the most admirable thing I'll accomplish in my life," wrote Woodley in a letter to the government, as he awaited news of his condemnation. As leader of a non-profit actively promoting BDS (boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel) as an economic tool to encourage Israel to respect the human rights of Palestinians, Woodley assumes he is near the top of the list for condemnation.

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