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Ever since Muslims began settling in the Canadian prairies, they've built bridges with their new community while maintaining their ties with their traditional culture.
Israel's ambassador to the US, former American citizen Michael Oren, (at right) trotted out a classic Zionist strategy when he sent a letter to the New York Times denying that Israel is "interfering" in the American presidential campaign.
Jason Kenney, the federal Minister of Citizenship and Immigration recently announced his intention to end the “wide-scale and almost systematic abuse” of Canada’s refugee determination system.
The City of Ottawa is seeing some changes. Jim Watson's mayoralty has been quite a shift in style from the days of Larry O'Brien, whom he defeated. And the comparison is not just to O'Brien.
The world usually hears very little about the labours of the legislature that sits uneasily in Kabul.
Palestinian political dynamics and the realities for Middle East peace is not just a Palestinian, Arab, Christian or Muslim problem; it's a justice issue that involves all of humanity, according to Dr. Mustafa Barghouti, a Palestinian presidential candidate, legislator and Nobel Peace Prize nominee.
The tragic killing of Corporal Nathan Cirillo and Warrant Office Patrice Vincent by two deranged individuals reminded Canadians that terrorism is a threat in Canada and that they should work together to promote the values of harmony and mutual respect. But some individuals are doing just the opposite.
Some members of Congress have criticized Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sisi lately and called for a reduction in or elimination of U.S. military aid as a way of punishing his administration. After meeting with Sisi in Cairo recently and talking to a wide range of citizens there, I have come to understand why most Egyptians now support him. And I believe that cutting foreign aid to Egypt at this point would harm the U.S.-Egypt relationship and have serious consequences for the Middle East.
Zoe Williams, a pregnant columnist who writes for Great Britain's Guardian newspaper, has gone ballistic. No one is going to tell her not to take the occasional drink.
Wednesday marks the beginning of the U.S. presidential election debate cycle, and it'll doubtless generate immense coverage, speculation and analysis. But will it matter?
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Today’s topic is the Origins of Islamic History Month in Canada In this show, we are interviewing Dr. Mohamed El-Masry a professor at the University of Waterloo