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Iceland recognises Palestinian stateAssociated Press
December 11, 2011
Iceland has become the first western European country to recognise Palestine as an independent state.
Can we Trust Uncle Sam on Border Easing?Reuel S. Amdur
December 11, 2011
Beyond the Border, the new program that involves the sharing of personal information between Canada and the US along with efforts to enhance cross-border commerce was announced by Stephen Harper and Barack Obama on December 7. It is not a treaty or a formal agreement-just a list of things proposed to be done and of pilot projects to be implemented.
Speaking out against stereotypesBesma Soltan
December 11, 2011
Three years ago, I sat in a circle in the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Toronto. Around me was a group of Muslim youth who had gathered to discuss a media related project that would focus on finding the points of overlap between Muslim Canadian Youth and the larger diverse Canadian Community.
Border deal fuels concerns in CanadaLes Whittington
December 6, 2011
Armed U.S. police officers will for the first time be allowed to operate in Canada along with the RCMP as part of far-reaching changes in Canadian-American border operations to be unveiled next week by Prime Minister Stephen Harper and President Barack Obama.
The new face of China?Dan Levin
December 6, 2011
The email, from a former high-ranking European diplomat to China, was curt: "We won't be able to talk by phone," he wrote.
Taking aim at crack cocaineReuel S. Amdur
December 6, 2011
How can we minimize the impact of crack cocaine?
Timely Conference by National Council on Canada Arab RelationsThe Canadian Charger
December 5, 2011
As the guest speaker at the convention of the National Council on Canada Arab Relations held recently in Gatineau, Quebec, Clovis Maksoud electrified the room with his declaration that "as long as Palestine does not enjoy its rights, the whole Arab Spring will not be fulfilled."
Complicity in Bahraini RepressionThe Canadian Charger
December 5, 2011
The Arab Spring was attempting to poke its head from under the autocratic cold in sunny Bahrain back in February 2011. Demonstrations broke out in Manama's Pearl Square. Rulers of Bahrain are Sunni, while most Bahrainis are Shi'ite, so of course the charge was that it was all Iranian-inspired. As in the other cases, efforts were made to put the demonstrations down with brute force. Again as elsewhere, the repression was failing. That is, until other forces interfered.
A made-in-Egypt democracyProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
December 5, 2011
Last week, following the first round of Egypt's parliamentary elections, "congratulations" was the message I received from family and friends. This was following the 10 months since the January 25th Revolution. I was, and still am, optimistic that my home country is on the right track towards democracy, freedom and social justice. I participated in the revolution and in my book A New Egypt I expressed why I was optimistic.
The cost of Israel to AmericansThe Council for the National Interest
December 5, 2011
Our uniquely massive support for Israel has cost trillions of dollars and multitudes of lives. It has diminished our moral standing in the world, lessened our domestic freedoms, and exposed us to unnecessary and growing peril.

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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