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While much of the Toronto media has pretty much anointed councillor Rob Ford as the next Mayor of Toronto, the Canadian Charger interviewed Toronto's Ali Mallah to answer two questions: who it should endorse and why.
Could you please consider making a public announcement about the potentially harmful effects of WiFi radiation in the school environment.
In the media circus surrounding former British MP George Galloway's threat to sue Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney - the salient point in most of the corporate media - a couple of important factors are being ignored:
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."
Newspaper redesigns often have an air of financial desperation about them. Cajoling readers with different fonts, layout, or paper size does little but add a transient sense of novelty that dissipates quickly. The Globe and Mail's latest attempt to tart itself up is particularly sad.
The rescue of 33 miners trapped for more than two months under Chile's Atacama Desert gave the world a rare uplifting news story. But the profit-driven corporate media was not interested in the real story.
(To introduce the Hajj, The Canadian Charger is offering a National Geographic DVD free to its Canadian readers. To receive your copy, pay only $15 to cover shipping and handling using the online donation button.)
Play the Game and Win!
Some 18 months ago, the Canadian Arab Federation launched a lawsuit against Jason Kenney, Minister of Immigration and Citizenship. Mr. Kenney had accused CAF of being an anti-Semitic organization and used this charge as a pretext for cutting funding to some CAF-run settlement programs. In addition, Mr. Kenney used every occasion to smear CAF and associate its activities with terrorism and anti-Semitism.
In what is supposed to be a secular democracy, with a clear separation of church and state, one has to wonder how a Canadian evangelical Christian leader named Charles McVety has come to have such influence with the Harper government.
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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