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The Canadian Charger received several letters re the above item published last week.
Dr. Mohamed Elmasry and The Canadian Charger have received an overwhelming number of congratulations and best wishes from Muslims and non-Muslims, the world over.
Let me immediately commend you for the article you so clearly wrote on the current political status in Afghanistan
All three Arab Canadian panellists agreed that the fundamental human need for freedom and dignity is the impetus currently compelling change across the Arab world.
Something very strange is happening in science, says Dr. Chris Lintott, an astrophysics researcher at the University of Oxford.
We've become accustomed to the up-is-down, black-is-white nature of U.S. politics - such as when Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham suggested that Christine Blasey Ford's claim of being sexually assaulted amounted to a "drive-by shooting" of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
The Canadian Charger independently and impartially reports on what other media aren't telling you. We are here to break their silence.
It's often said that people get the leaders they deserve and, for better or worse, Canadians have given Stephen Harper a strong mandate to implement his policies.
A decade since the September 11 attacks and many Americans still don't know quite what to make of their 2.75 million Muslim compatriots. Could a reality TV series help?
The last time US President Barack Obama met Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, it was obvious that the two men distrusted and despised each other. This time (5 March), their mutual dislike was better hidden, but the gulf between them was still as big, especially on the issue of Iran's alleged desire for nuclear weapons.
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On July 7, 2024 in Toronto, Canada, Dimitri Lascaris delivered a speech on the right to resist oppression.