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Imam Syed Soharwardy: Why was he attacked?Scott Stockdale
September 29, 2014
Imam Syed Soharwardy, founder of Muslims against Terrorism and the Islamic Supreme Council of Canada, was attacked in broad daylight recently by a woman, while on his way to lead prayers at the Genesis Centre in northeast Calgary.
If we care: Sugar is toxic and poisonousScott Stockdale
September 29, 2014
Our food supply has been altered and adulterated under our very noses, and in plain sight over the past 30 years, resulting in numerous chronic and fatal diseases, according to Dr. Robert Lustig, a pediatric endocrinologist at the University of California (UCSF), where he is a Professor of Clinical Pediatrics.
Hillary Clinton's Hard ChoicesScott Stockdale
September 29, 2014
In her highly touted, recently released book Hard Choices, Hillary Clinton has managed to produce a tome almost totally devoid of insight.
My father's prized unique artworkScott Stockdale
October 25, 2014
Although it's been a couple of generations since Rosemary Sabet's father Rupert Francis Summers produced his scraperboard works of art - a couple of which are in the Royal Academy in London England - the interest in them continues unabated.
Canada's lost Ghulam SajanScott Stockdale
November 18, 2014
Looking back over his remarkable life, it's no surprise that his daughter Shaheen Sajan would focus on Ghulam Sajan's dedication to civic service as a major motivating factor in his life. In 2001, he was honoured with a Government of Canada award for outstanding service and contribution as a volunteer.
Kissinger's World OrderScott Stockdale
November 19, 2014
While championing the Westphalian system of world order in his latest book World Order, Henry Kissinger is astute enough to know that outside of the American sphere of influence, few, if any, countries share this point of view.
Why not vote for Harper: mistreating the Canadian military Scott Stockdale
February 23, 2015
Canadian military personnel who could find themselves in harm's way defending Canadian interests may want to consider purchasing private health insurance to protect against possible debilitating injuries, if the Harper government continues it's current policy.
Canada's natives: Healing through songScott Stockdale
February 23, 2015
While not forgetting the past and current contentious relations between Indigenous peoples and Settler peoples in Canada, Kelly Laurila, facilitator of the Aboriginal Women's Drum Group - the Mino Ode Kwewak N'gamowak (Good Hearted Women Singers) - said they're hoping that through the singing event "Bridging Communities Through Song" they can bring Indigenous and Settler peoples together to reconcile.
Why Harper is supporting ISIS?Scott Stockdale
March 31, 2015
Citing a policy of not commenting on "operational matters of national security," the Canadian government offered no further comment as Turkey's media published stories for several days recently - citing Turkish security sources - that claim a man now being held by Ankara on suspicion of smuggling three teenage London school girls into Syria last month was working for CSIS. The three girls were going to join ISIS.
Why didn't the Mounties charge Nigel Wright?Scott Stockdale
April 14, 2015
At the end of April 2014, RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson said it shouldn't be very long before the public finds out why the Mounties didn't lay criminal charges against Prime Minister Harper's former chief of staff, Nigel Wright, for giving Senator Mike Duffy a $90,000 cheque to repay questionable expense claims.

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