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• October 5, 2022

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• September 30: National Day for Truth and ReconciliationProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
• Canada: A Beacon of Human Rights and The Rule of Law has doctors phoning people soliciting a peaceful death Part 2Scott Stockdale
• Canada: A Beacon of Human Rights and The Rule of Law has doctors phoning people soliciting a peaceful death Part 1Scott Stockdale
• Confrontation with PoliceReuel S. Amdur
• Coping with Trauma and LossReuel S. Amdur
• Blame God - who else?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
• Re: Dr. Elmasry's article Jalaluddin S. Hussain, Brossard, Quebec
• In Case You Missed It, Canada Passed An Anti-Islamophobia MotionThomas Woodley

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• Harper's War of 1812Reuel S. Amdur
  November 13, 2012

  Harper has been replaying the War of 1812 all year, to commemorate its bicentennial. More important, to deflect criticism for cutting heritage and cultural funding for various programs such as Library and Archives Canada, he is setting himself up as a heritage hero with his splashy commemoration. The cost of the celebration? $28 million, but that is not quite enough.

• Can you believe what you read in the Citizen?Reuel S. Amdur
  November 13, 2012

  On September 2, a piece by the Ottawa Citizen's Heavy Thinker Robert Sibley appeared in that paper. "Digging up hatred" was the headline. Beginning with a discussion of a Peruvian neo-Nazi Jew-hater, it continued by examining anti-Semitism in other places. The existence of the problem in Canada was illustrated by the case of Klibanov and Bergamini, Carleton University students and Israel supporters, allegedly pursued from a bar in Hull, Quebec, by Muslim students from that same university.

• Who's Who in Egypt's Muslim BrotherhoodMohammed Ayub Khan
  November 13, 2012

  Given its growing control over key government institutions and its unmatched mobilizing capabilities, the Muslim Brotherhood will likely remain Egypt's most consequential political actor for many years to come. But who are the men who make up this uniquely cohesive and secretive "society," and what impact will they have on the country's domestic and foreign policy?

• The Dilemmas of a Liberal ZionistReuel S. Amdur
  November 13, 2012

  Mira Sucharov, who teaches political science at Carleton University, was invited to deliver the sermon at First Unitarian Congregation in Ottawa on September 23, during the Days of Awe between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Jacob Caines, the church's music director, blew the shofar for the service.

• Ringside Seat at the Arab SpringReuel S. Amdur
  November 13, 2012

  "All of a sudden, we all turned into war correspondents." That was Hadeel Al-Shalchi's experience in finding herself in the midst of an Arab world suddenly erupting in revolt. She spoke at Carleton University on September 19 about her experience of being a correspondent in a war zone. Al-Shalchi began working overseas for the Associated Press (AP) but now works for Reuters. With budget cuts in the media, she feels fortunate in having the opportunity.

• Discussing the Arab SpringThe Canadian Charger
  November 1, 2012

  The Arab Spring is on the minds of Dr. Qais Ghanem and Elie Nasrallah as much as on the mind of Arab expatriates living in the West but with a difference.

• Why free tickets to the Charger dinner, Nov 10 The Canadian Charger
  November 1, 2012

  To help a broader section of the Canadian public gain a better understanding of the true meaning of Islam, the Canadian Charger is encouraging purchasers of tickets to its November 10 fundraising dinner in Waterloo, Ontario to bring a non-Muslim friend, free of charge.

• West Bank Boycott?Reuel S. Amdur
  November 1, 2012

  Peter Beinart is an Orthodox Jew and ardent Zionist who calls for a limited boycott against Israel-limited to the West Bank. He spoke at Ottawa's Temple Israel on October 23. Beinart's talk was sponsored by Canadians for Peace Now. Peace Now is a dovish Israeli movement opposing the Occupation.

• Come back President Carter!Alan Hart
  November 1, 2012

  The third and final debate between President Obama and challenger Romney was so lacking in real and relevant substance about foreign affairs that I had to struggle, several times, to resist the temptation to turn it off and go back to bed.

• Billboard Wars -- An AnalysisProfessor Lawrence Davidson
  November 1, 2012

  Pamela Geller and her billboard message

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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

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  • Antisemitism in Canada (Part 1: A Disgraceful History)Dr. Michael Keefer
  • A Canada Day Meditation: Standing on Guard for What, Precisely?Dr. Michael Keefer
  • Know location of cell phone towers near youThe Canadian Charger
  • Canada: A Beacon of Human Rights and The Rule of Law has doctors phoning people soliciting a peaceful death Part 2Scott Stockdale
  • The Moral Decoding of 9/11 - Part I of IVJohn McMurtry
  • The Dignity of the Haitian Women (and Canada's Shame)Dr. Michael Keefer
  • Blame God - who else?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
  • September 30: National Day for Truth and ReconciliationProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
• • Why Did Israel Execute Shireen Abu-Akleh?Steve Salaita
  • Hawkish Pundits Downplay Threat of War, Ukraine's Nazi TiesGregory Shupak
  • François LegaultReuel S. Amdur
  • Canada at the UNJaved Akbar
  • Are you surprised?The Canadian Charger
  • Powell a war hero or a war criminal?Scott Stockdale
  • All Science Deniers are the same?Scott Stockdale
  • September 30: National Day for Truth and ReconciliationProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
  • Canada: A Beacon of Human Rights and The Rule of Law has doctors phoning people soliciting a peaceful death Part 2Scott Stockdale
  • Canada: A Beacon of Human Rights and The Rule of Law has doctors phoning people soliciting a peaceful death Part 1Scott Stockdale

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