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Tahrir: The Canadian boat to Gaza The Canadian Charger
August 30, 2011
When the Canadian boat to Gaza, the Tahrir, was boarded by Greek commandos and towed back to port on July 4, the resulting publicity galvanized supporters around the world in their determination to lift the siege of Gaza.
NP's Christie Blatchford on Jack LaytonThe Canadian Charger
September 5, 2011
It tends to be human nature that we like those who embody our values and look less favourably upon those who don't. Thus it's not surprising that some on the right of the political spectrum, such as National Post columnist Christie Blatchford, wasn't pleased with Jack Layton's farewell letter to Canadians; or many of the causes he fought for during his 30 years in public life.
Canada: Population shifts demand policy shiftsThe Canadian Charger
September 5, 2011
Statistics Canada has issued an eye-opening report on the shifting age structure of the country, with serious policy implications for the workforce. However, since the projections go out to 2031, do not expect the government to do anything much about the report. After all, 2031 is several elections away.
An open letter about the commemoration of 9/11The Canadian Charger
August 30, 2011
An Open Letter to the Toronto District School Board about the Commemoration of 9/11
Ezra Levant smears Islam and MuslimsThe Canadian Charger
September 14, 2011
Ezra Levant is a Zionist who believes that every Jew has a birthright to settle in Israel; an apartheid state created for Jews only at the expense of native Palestinians. To serve his ideology Levant regularly smears Islam and Muslims.
9/11: Experts Challenge US Government InvestigationsThe Canadian Charger
September 19, 2011
(Toronto - September 8-11, 2011) Over four days, top international experts from the physical and social sciences-physicists, chemists, economists, and psychologists-together with architects, engineers, investigative journalists, academics and lawyers, met at Ryerson University in Toronto to challenge the US government's controversial explanation of what happened on 9/11 ten years ago.
School removes Wi-Fi wireless systemThe Canadian Charger
September 19, 2011
Pretty River Academy in Collingwood, Ontario, a private school with 150 students attending kindergarten to Grade 12, is the first Ontario school to remove Wi-Fi wireless system from campus.
9/11: Who cares about justice?The Canadian Charger
September 28, 2011
Canadian journalist Barry Zwicker was recently interviewed on the CBC radio program Sunday Edition, hosted by Michael Enright.
Where U.S. economic problems leave CanadaThe Canadian Charger
September 28, 2011
When the United States sneezes, Canada gets pneumonia. The U.S. is our largest trading partner. We sell more to them than to anyone else in the world, and they are also our biggest source of imports. As a result, we are heavily reliant on the U.S. market.
Oct 6: The Canadian Charger endorses the NDPThe Canadian Charger
October 4, 2011
With many Ontarians tired of eight years of Dalton McGuinty at the helm, and Conservative leader Tim Hudak reminding voters of the dark days of the Mike Harris governments, which slashed taxes paid for it by closing hospitals and schools across the province, while declaring war on the poor, NDP leader Andrea Horwath is looking more and more like a viable alternative for those who want change.

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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