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A different ranking at the 2012 OlympicsThe Canadian Charger
August 28, 2012
It's not surprising that the United States (104 medals), China (88 medals) and Russia (82 medals) finished one-two-three in the medals race at the 2012 Olympics, after all these are three of the largest countries in the world and, in terms of overall wealth, three of the wealthiest.
Hypocrisy at its best: National Post's Jonathan Kay on CBCThe Canadian Charger
September 15, 2012
On a recent CBC Radio program The Current, with Anna Maria Tremonti, Jonathan Kay, National Post Managing Editor and a fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, insisted that the shooting at the Parti Quebecois victory rally in Montreal, on September 4th is not connected to politics.
Play our online games and win iPad 2The Canadian Charger
October 2, 2012
The Canadian Charger and its parent company, Canada's Voice Corporation, are offering iPad 2 to the top winner of its two online informative games; the one on Climate Change and the second on The Muslim World:
Is Palestine a lost cause?The Canadian Charger
September 15, 2012
A long version of the headline question would be something like this: Given that in the 46th year of Israel's occupation of the West Bank Jewish settlers are continuing to consolidate their hold on the territory's land and water resources by stealing more and more of both, thus demonstrating not only Zionism's contempt for international law but, also, that the only peace Israel's leaders are interested in is one that requires a complete Palestinian surrender to Zionism's will, is there any real prospect, in any foreseeable future, of justice for the Palestinians?
Israel: Jewish and democratic?The Canadian Charger
October 2, 2012
Israel claims to be both Jewish and democratic. We have all heard that claim incessantly. Well, a new report by Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME) has a different take on the matter.
Outsourcing war to private companiesThe Canadian Charger
October 15, 2012
Market values have surreptitiously taken control of more and more aspects of our lives leaving a moral vacuum at the heart of our politics according to Michael Sandel, political philosopher at Harvard University and author of What Money Can't Buy: the moral limits of markets.
Canada: Immigrants being killed on the jobThe Canadian Charger
October 15, 2012
When Jayesh Prajapati, 44, a gas attendant at a west-end Shell station in Toronto was killed on Saturday September 15, after he tried to stop a man attempting to drive away without paying his $112 bill, it was indicative of Ontario's lax labour codes and lack of enforcement of existing codes, resulting often in immigrant workers being victimized, according to a couple of labour advocates.
Voice of the peopleThe Canadian Charger
October 15, 2012
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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.

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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