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Death of a giantPaul Findley
August 9, 2013
Helen Thomas, a peerless journalist who challenged presidents fearlessly for fifty years, stuck to the truth even when almost everyone she had counted as friends fled from her side like scared rabbits headed for high grass. She died Saturday at 92, broken in body but not in spirit.
The ex-FBI informant with a change of heart: 'There is no real hunt. It's fixed'Paul Harris
June 17, 2012
Craig Monteilh says he did not balk when his FBI handlers gave him the OK to have sex with the Muslim women his undercover operation was targeting. Nor, at the time, did he shy away from recording their pillow talk.
Obama and NetanyahuPaul J. Balles
June 2, 2011
Paul J. Balles argues that, faced with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's absolutism, US President Barack Obama's natural tendency to compromise is untenable and renders him weak and ineffectual.
Keynes was rightPaul Krugman
January 20, 2012
"The boom, not the slump, is the right time for austerity at the Treasury." So declared John Maynard Keynes in 1937, even as F.D.R. was about to prove him right by trying to balance the budget too soon, sending the United States economy - which had been steadily recovering up to that point - into a severe recession. Slashing government spending in a depressed economy depresses the economy further; austerity should wait until a strong recovery is well under way.
Retired Waterloo Professor's appeal for hi-tech "E Solution" to close First Nations education gap gets heard in OttawaPauline Finch
November 9, 2017
In September of this year, Dr. Mohamed Elmasry, University of Waterloo professor emeritus of Computer Science, wrote to a number of federal officials - including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, cabinet ministers, MPs and Senators - urging that the Canadian government initiate a comprehensive technology-based program to end the longstanding discrepancy between mainstream and aboriginal educational standards.
The roving eye - Syrian blood etches a new line in the sandPepe Escobar
August 7, 2012
Once upon a time, early in the previous century, a line in the sand was drawn, from Acre to Kirkuk. Two colonial powers - Britain and France - nonchalantly divided the Middle East between themselves; everything north of the line in the sand was France's; south, it was Britain's.
State-Organized Crimes in AfghanistanPeter Eglin
November 5, 2013
Talk for the Afghan Students Association, Wilfrid Laurier University
A Threat to Public SafetyPeter Eglin
August 6, 2024
What follows is an abridged version of Chapter Seven of the author's just-published book Analyzing the Israel Effect in Canada (Routledge, May 2024: https://bit.ly/482p6Fa). The chapter recounts a tale of censorship and resistance at the author's former place of employment (Wilfrid Laurier University). It begins with the text of his invited commentary on the Palestinian Question posted on the university website on 10 September 2001 and removed by the administration the following day (9/11), while the preceding pro-Israel commentary by his colleague in the political science department was left up. The part played by the relevant institutional actors - the university president, the vice-president: academic, the webmaster, the Director of Public Affairs and Publications, the faculty union, the student newspaper (The Cord Weekly), a university alumnus accusing the author of anti-Semitism, and two further members of faculty, one at the neighbouring University of Waterloo, who stood up for the author's freedom of speech - is documented via their emails and coverage by the student newspaper.
Ontario's small-scale renewablesPeter Gorrie
October 22, 2009
"Ontario's Renewable Energy Standard Offer Program," according
Who is fostering widespread hatred of Islam?Philip Weiss
September 5, 2011
On Friday, the Center for American Progress published an important and excellent study, called Fear, Inc:

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In early 2023, months before Israel launched its genocidal war on Palestinians, renowned French anthropologist Emmanuel Todd opined that World War III had begun.