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Five myths about Canada's immigration policiesElie Mikhael Nasrallah
November 13, 2011
There are few things Canadians like to stay away from discussing and debating: religion, politics and changes to the game of hockey. Well, you could add another untouchable topic: immigration. Is Canada losing control of its culture, heritage and future? As immigration continues to be central to our future, it is worth, I believe, discarding some misconceptions and misinformation about Canada's immigration policies and rules.
Fixing the gender wage gap: progress by the numbersHal Durden
March 20, 2018
One of my new favourite words injected into our lexicon is "mansplaining". I'm reluctant to explain what the word means, because I don't want to get accused of being a mansplainer, but I don't see any way around it in this case. Mansplaining is when a man explains a concept to a woman in a condescending way, assuming they don't have the capacity to understand that concept without a man's help.
Florida pastor big threat to US security Yvonne Ridley
April 7, 2011
US Army Private Bradley Manning was arrested, tortured and put in solitary confinement based on the absurd allegation that he is a threat to American national security.
For Americans, The Planet is on sale The Canadian Charger
March 16, 2016
Conventional wisdom has it that cheaper energy costs leave consumers around the world with more money to spend, thus stimulating most countries' economies to one degree or another.
For Canada's sake, Harper must goThe Canadian Charger
September 23, 2009
If an election were held today, a majority of Canadians would not want Stephen Harper to continue as prime minister. Here are 10 reasons why.
For care-givers trauma is a two-way streetReuel S. Amdur
January 1, 2015
Suicide was the topic at the table during a weekend program on health care evaluation, many years ago. One of those present was a child psychiatrist. Mischievously, I asked which medical specialty had the highest rate of suicide. "Psychiatry," she replied without hesitation, "but surgeons have one-car fatal crashes." Her answer illustrates the fact that in helping people who have severe problems the helper may also be affected.
For good living: There are more than the 10 commandmentsProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
September 9, 2017
Recommendations for enhancing our quality of life and achieving personal happiness are found not only in the teaching of world religions; they are also intrinsic to disciplines such as philosophy, sociology and psychology.
For Harper's government, treason is a Canadian virtueThe Canadian Charger
November 4, 2010
Last week, a U.S. military court sentenced Canadian citizen and former child combatant Omar Khadr was sentenced to 40 years behind bars for killing a U.S. soldier. Upon hearing the verdict, Khadr's lawyer Dennis Edney uttered this priceless piece of understatement: "Justice was not served today."
For love or money?The Canadian Charger
March 21, 2014
Fraud artists find the internet to be a highly useful tool. They use it in many creative ways to bilk people out of money. One approach that is extremely lucrative for them is the romance scam. Those stung suffer not only financial loss but heartbreak as well.
For truthers, 9/11 was an inside job Colin Freeze
September 13, 2011
A small but vocal and intractable group of dissenters has long believed the 9/11 attacks did not happen as the U.S. government says they did. Truthers, as they are known, suggest the role of al-Qaeda has been overstated or invented. They point fingers at shadowy state forces being involved in a massive cover-up - or complicit in the attacks themselves.

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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