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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.
Ten lessons of 9/11Ralph Nader
September 19, 2011
The commemorative ceremonies that are planned for the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 massacre are those of pathos for the victims and their families, of praise for both the pursuit of the supporters of the attackers and the performance of first responders and US soldiers abroad.
Syria's RevolutionProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
September 19, 2011
It has been six months since the people of Syria went to the streets. Like those in Egypt before them, they were and still are peacefully calling for dignity, freedom, democracy and social justice. They have been denied these rights by the ruling Assad's family for over 40 years, first by the father Hafez and then since July 2000 by the son Bashar following his father's death.
Palestine at the UN: What this moment meansJoel Kovel
September 19, 2011
The situation leading up to the UN Palestine vote is fascinatingly indeterminate.
Tea Party politics coming to OntarioThe Canadian Charger
September 14, 2011
Former Ontario Premier Ernie Eves is miffed. Some of the old Tory gang in Ontario is being ousted by brash, populist, extreme right-wingers. When Norm Sterling, a sitting MPP, was ousted in a primary by Jack MacLaren, what happened to Stirling "was not very polite, was not fair, it was not loyal, it was not compassionate, it was not even and it was not honest." Wow!
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.
Koran Curious: A Book ReviewHassan Ibrahim
September 14, 2011
There has been and always will be a struggle between those that lack understanding and tolerance, and those who seek to live by the golden rule. The golden rule being to treat people the way that you would like to be treated or the way they want to be treated.
Fighting gang violenceReuel S. Amdur
September 14, 2011
The U.S. Embassy recently sponsored a talk in Ottawa by Dr. Garry Slutkin, an epidemiologist who heads an anti-violence project in Chicago called Cease Fire. The program has been replicated in 14 other American cities and five other countries. While the program has garnered attention as the new tool in the struggle to end violence in low-income areas, in fact the approach is not new.
For truthers, 9/11 was an inside job Colin Freeze
September 13, 2011
A small but vocal and intractable group of dissenters has long believed the 9/11 attacks did not happen as the U.S. government says they did. Truthers, as they are known, suggest the role of al-Qaeda has been overstated or invented. They point fingers at shadowy state forces being involved in a massive cover-up - or complicit in the attacks themselves.
NDP & Liberals: Political arrangements are always possible William Christian
September 13, 2011
In 1980, Pierre Trudeau defeated Joe Clark's bumbling regime and formed a new Liberal government. However, he faced a serious problem constructing his cabinet. The voters of western Canada showed they did not much like the prime minister who had taunted them with the question, "Why should I sell your wheat?"

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