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Ottawa's protesters greet merchants of death Reuel S. Amdur
June 16, 2010
Several hundred people staged a protest on June 2 in front of the CANSEC arms show at Lansdowne Park in Ottawa.
Ottawa: The Challenge of Street GangsReuel S. Amdur
November 6, 2011
Ottawa has some gangs but does not have a major gang problem, according to Staff Sergeant Mark Patterson. He was one of the speakers at a recent forum on gangs, under the auspices of Crime Prevention Ottawa and the Youth Services Bureau.
Our cartoonist Gareth LindThe Canadian Charger
December 9, 2009
Our cartoonist Gareth Lind lives in Canada's royal city, Guelph, Ontario, a cultural city with a large university situated at the junction of the Speed and Eramosa rivers.
Our digital footprints can never be privateProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
April 11, 2018
If I told you 100 years ago that everyone, everywhere, would have a digital footprint, where all that we did, said, or wrote, every place we went, everyone we knew - in short, our life histories from birth to death, and beyond - could be recorded permanently using a handful of sand, you'd have dismissed me as crazy.
Our first image of a black hole: Is it the beginning of a new era of discovery?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
April 17, 2019
Does the first recorded image of a black hole mean we're almost at the end of what science can discover? The short answer is: No.
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.
Pakistan drowning, Canada offers little Steven Zhou
August 13, 2010
The flooding in Pakistan, the worst in 80 years, has eclipsed the devastation of the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004, the Pakistani earthquake of 2005, and the Haitian earthquake earlier this year, says the UN's Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
Pakistan Pinning Hopes on Imran Khan Javed Akbar
August 26, 2018
They live around the globe, non-residents for decades, many have become naturalized citizens of their host country; still they are a heartbeat away from their native land. Pakistani diaspora rejoices and celebrate at its victories on the cricket pitches and are stumped when they see the appalling inequities, endemic corruption and the untold sufferings in their native land. They pour their hearts out and rush to help when natural disasters strike their beloved country. Such is the nature of their relationship. With Imran Khan's emergence as the newly elected leader, people are rallying around him. There is hope for Pakistan.
Pakistan: Who killed Shahbaz Bhatti?Scott Stockdale
March 9, 2011
Immediately after the March 2 assassination of Pakistani Minority Affairs Minister Shahbaz Bhatti, the finger-pointing began.
Palestine - What next?Alan Hart
November 20, 2011
In advance of the formal burial of the Palestinian Authority's bid for state recognition at the UN, BBC Radio 4's flagship Today programme was on the right track. In his introduction to a quite revealing report, presenter John Humphrys said reporter Kevin Connolly had gone to Israel to find out "what hopes there are, if any, for the establishment of a Palestinian state."

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In the second instalment of Women of the Resistance, Dimitri Lascaris speaks with Palestinian-Canadian artist, Rehab Nazzal.