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Ten reasons why Donald Trump could win the White HouseProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
September 28, 2016
During what has easily become the most watched and analyzed electoral campaign in modern American history, the most egregious candidate (perhaps ever) has defied the odds of logic and tradition to come within steps of winning the White House.
Trudeau's Visit to ChinaReuel S. Amdur
September 20, 2016
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's visit to China is all about trade, in particular about a new Chinese regulation setting a one per cent ceiling on impurities in canola oil, a ceiling that producers claim is too hard to meet. The visit also provided an opportunity for him to raise the cases of Canadians imprisoned in that country.
Religion and CrimeReuel S. Amdur
September 20, 2016
Religion has a role to play in dealing with crime. That was the message at a presentation by Crime Prevention Ottawa on June 15. Dave Atkins of Redemption Grace Prison Ministries of Ottawa, which serves young men, and Dr. Zijad Delic, imam at the South Nepean Muslim Community were presenters.
Greens Debate BDSReuel S. Amdur
September 20, 2016
There was a vigorous debate about BDS at the Green Party convention on August 7. BDS, that's boycott, divestment, and sanctions aimed at Israel. While party leader Elizabeth May opposed the resolution for BDS, it passed. According to the Globe and Mail, she called BDS ineffective. Is it? Here we must get some background in order to make a judgment.
The Case Against the InquiryReuel S. Amdur
September 20, 2016
There are some serious reasons as to why the Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls is a bad idea. Let's begin with two. In the first place, many more Indigenous men and boys are victims. While the situation for women and girls is not completely the same, neither is it totally different from that of males. An inquiry focused on just females seems wrong-headed. The British Columbia Oppal inquiry was focused on women in response to the Robert Pickton murders, but a broader nation-wide study is another matter.
The Egyptian in all of us: First modern humans spread out of Africa into Europe and Asia from the Sinai PeninsulaRichard Gray for mailonline
September 16, 2016
-Geneticists studied the genomes of 225 people from Egypt and Ethiopia
Ibn Arabi: A Muslim scholar whose time has come?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
September 8, 2016
One of Islam's greatest scholars was the Andalusian, Muhi-Al-Deen Ibn Arabi (1165 - 1240 CE), who was truly a "renaissance man" long before that name was applied to the 15th - century resurgence of arts, letters and science.
Aging: Inevitable, but can we manage it better?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
August 16, 2016
As a young boy growing up in Egypt, I was taught that when wishing someone a happy birthday I should add, "I pray you celebrate your 100th." I suppose Egyptians figured out that 100 years is more than enough time for anyone to live. And indeed, that still holds true today for most of the world.
Why the double standard in dealing with crimes committed by Muslim extremists? Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
August 14, 2016
The world recently witnessed the shock of two heinous crimes committed by Muslim extremists, one the grisly murder of a French priest, the other an attempted assassination of a senior imam in Egypt.
Where is Protective Legislation for TV ads that Target Seniors?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
August 6, 2016
The man in a white lab coat holds up a test tube, similar to those we used in high school chemistry class. He lightheartedly taps the mysterious blue liquid in the tube while telling us; "If you are not completely satisfied, we'll give you your money back." For emphasis, he adds, "I will give you your money back."

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