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From Luxor with loveThe Canadian Charger
February 23, 2015
Luxor, in southern Egypt, is well-known for being home of the most famous UNESCO world heritage sites in Egypt, including the Valley of the Kings, Tutankhamon's tomb, Valley of the Queens, the Temple of Hatshepsut and many others.
Harper's Canada: Big Brother at it againReuel S. Amdur
February 23, 2015
Stephen Harper is seeking legislative authority to give more power to CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service) in order to fight terrorism. At least that is the cover story.
The "J" word - understanding extremismReuel S. Amdur
February 23, 2015
Islam is a religion of moderation. That was the point made by Ismail Albatnuni, imam of Ottawa's Assunnah Muslim Association Mosque. He and Sikander Hashmi, imam of the Kanata Association of Muslims, spoke at a public education session held in conjunction with Friday prayer at the Assunnah Mosque on February 6.
Rights often without legal remediesReuel S. Amdur
February 23, 2015
The Canadian judiciary is responsible for an original and important development in provision of remedies. Remedies for wrongs are provided in the courts, in legislation, and in executive branch regulations.
A look at the reality of the Palestine/Israel disputeReuel S. Amdur
February 23, 2015
On January 28, anthropologist Dr. Jeff Halper, head of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions, spoke at Ottawa's First Unitarian Congregation on the topic "Where are we headed in Israel/Palestine? Imagining the Future." But perhaps as important as what he had to say was who organized and sponsored his tour.
Why not vote for Harper: mistreating the Canadian military Scott Stockdale
February 23, 2015
Canadian military personnel who could find themselves in harm's way defending Canadian interests may want to consider purchasing private health insurance to protect against possible debilitating injuries, if the Harper government continues it's current policy.
The real Harper: A must-read book Scott Stockdale
February 23, 2015
Stephen Harper came to power in 2006 promising transparent and ethical government, but as Michael Harris documents in great detail in his book Party of One, there is almost no evidence of either, after Mr. Harper's nine years in power.
Canada's natives: Healing through songScott Stockdale
February 23, 2015
While not forgetting the past and current contentious relations between Indigenous peoples and Settler peoples in Canada, Kelly Laurila, facilitator of the Aboriginal Women's Drum Group - the Mino Ode Kwewak N'gamowak (Good Hearted Women Singers) - said they're hoping that through the singing event "Bridging Communities Through Song" they can bring Indigenous and Settler peoples together to reconcile.
Upper Egypt: conservative Muslim but not extremist Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
February 3, 2015
I strongly believe that Upper Egypt (the Sa'id) can offer the rest of the country and the world a model Muslim society that is conservative, but not extremist; traditional, but modern; humble, yet proud in the values of practical self-reliance and acceptance of others. While no society is perfect, I found that the Sa'id models so much that a healthy society can and should be - yet it is all but unknown, even to other Egyptians.
Paris - between the Kouachi brothers and Imam TahtawiProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 15, 2015
(Cairo) By now, the entire world knows about Said and Cherif Kouachi. They were brothers, home radicalized and Yemen trained, who methodically carried out the horrific January 7 attack that killed multiple staff members of the Paris-based satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo.

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