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Rise of the Planet of the Apes: Art imitating lifeHassan Ibrahim
August 22, 2011
One thing I like about the summer months, other than the long days and sunshine, is the inevitable buffet of summer movies. Although most of the movies during the summer often aren't the most "artistic", they usually are fun and exciting and worth seeing on the big screen. However, sometimes one of these movies surprises me and actually makes me think.
Ontario: Will Hudak hold advantage?Geoffrey Stevens
August 22, 2011
Labour Day is fast approaching, meaning the countdown to the Oct. 6 Ontario provincial election is about to begin. This is as good a time as any to take a peek ahead.
Harper: It's time Canada shed all its royal baggage Bob Hepburn
August 22, 2011
Decades ago when I was a grade school student in Ajax, we were forced every morning to sing God Save the Queen while standing at attention in front of the Union Jack. Then, in unison, we would pledge allegiance to the Queen of England.
Education in Israel and Palestine Professor Lawrence Davidson
August 22, 2011
Over the last ten years there have been periodic outbursts of rage over the alleged anti-Semitic nature of Palestinian textbooks. Most of these episodes have been instigated by an Israeli based organization called the Center for Monitoring the Impact of Peace (AKA the Institute for Monitoring Peace and Cultural Tolerance in School Education).
My childhood's Ramadan and Eid Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
August 22, 2011
Ramadan and Eid bring to me so many happy memories. My experience of being a child in Cairo during the month of Ramadan in the 1950’s can easily fill up several memory chips.
Installing smart meters not so smartThe Canadian Charger
August 10, 2011
While the sycophants in the corporate media - the National Post in particular - continue to champion exposure to Wi-Fi radiation, a group of dedicated citizens called Citizens for Safe Technology is working hard to put a moratorium on the smart meter installation program in British Columbia, until several issues, such as health, safety, and cost, have been discussed with the general public.
Israel: Boycott, divestment and sanctions The Canadian Charger
August 10, 2011
In his book BDS: Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions Omar Barghouti presents a strong and cogent case for BDS. More specifically, the book focuses primarily on boycott. Rather than a single essay, the book consists of a number of essays and interviews, many of which could stand on their own.
Harper's HypocrisyReuel S. Amdur
August 10, 2011
Back in 2006, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said, "I think the government of Canada, when a Canadian citizen is ill-treated and when the rights of a Canadian citizen need to be defended, I think it's always the obligation of the government of Canada to vocally and publicly stand up for that Canadian citizen. That is what we will continue to do." That was then and this is now. He was talking about the case of Huseyn Celil, a Uyghur from China who is a Canadian citizen and who served as an imam in Hamilton, Ontario.
Black, Murdoch stories share traitsGeoffrey Stevens
August 10, 2011
Rupert Murdoch and Conrad Black make for an interesting study in media power. They are similar, yet quite different.
August 3: How did Mubarak end up in court?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
August 10, 2011
"It is a systemic genocide which lasted 30 years against 88 million Egyptians. This crime is committed by no other than the Mubaraks; the man, his two sons and his wife," wrote Abdul Halim Qandeel in his column of May 5, 2008.

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