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This act of violence is not the first of its kind
Poplar Lake, BC: In a spineless act, a cabin belonging to the ‘Unist’ot’en people was deliberately burned to the ground sometime on May 8, 2010
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By Stefan Christoff - May 29, 2010
“Canada is so friendly that there was no need to convince or explain anything to anyone...We had amiable talks in a supportive atmosphere...[W]e need allies like this in the international arena...”
-- Right Wing Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman after meeting with his Canadian counterpart, Lawrence Cannon
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At a ceremony hosted by Oakland City Council's Rebecca Kaplan, 100 employees at medical marijuana dispensary and education hub Oaksterdam Universit...
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<p>Labour unrest continues[1] in diverse areas, including rock mining and the garment industry.</p>
<h1>Bangladeshi strike wave rolls on; rocks, pa...
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by Alex Spillius in Detroit
David Bing, a businessman and former all-star basketball player who entered politics late in life, says he has no choice.
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<p>Yet another Memorial Weekend is upon us...so how in the world can I pick which indomitable defenders of liberty to honor this year?</p>
<h1>How ...
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by Jonathan J. Cooper
PHOENIX - Organizers of a boycott of Arizona over the state's new immigration law called for a one-day suspension Saturday as they bused in people from across the country for a rally at the state Capitol.
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The Palestinian left was relegated to the background so strong in the 1970-1980 and failed
to take advantage of the second Intifada to reposition. Converted into a secondary force
in the armed struggle, could revive relying on civil society?
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The US military has reprimanded six operators of an unmanned drone, which mistakenly attacked a civilian convoy in Afghanistan killing at least 23.
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Nak'azdli FN Councilor Peter Erickson speaking at the Mining (In)Justice conference, May 7-9, 2010, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
In Ma, 2010, Community Solidarity Response Toronto (CSRT) hosted a telling conference on Canada's mining industry, aptly named, Mining (in)justice: at home and abroad.
The three-day event, held during "shareholder's season" in Toronto, featured more than two dozen panels
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by Tom Bergin and Ed Stoddard
NEW ORLEANS/VENICE, La. - The worst oil spill in U.S. history hit its 40th day on Saturday with Gulf residents clinging to the tenuous hope that BP's complicated "top kill" operation will plug the gushing well.
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Syndicated from Wombles on Sat, 2010-05-29 from reuters, 28 May 2010: "ROME, May 28 (Reuters) - Trade unions in southern Europe have this week ramped up their efforts to block deficit cutting austerity plans, announcing strikes, protest rallies and most recently efforts to unify their action across borders.
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Syndicated from Wombles on Sat, 2010-05-29 from gipfelsoli, 25 May 2010: "CANADA: CTV News has learned that Ottawa expects to spend $833 million on security for next month’s G8 and G20 summits. In March, the federal government had allocated $179 million for its security budget.
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For the past month, KBIC Tribal members have been camped out on the land in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan trying to fend off giant multinational ...
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“We need to build a united campaign aimed at making the wealthy pay” (Gregor Kerr)
Anarchist organisation, Workers Solidarity Movement (WSM), has called on “workers, the
unemployed, trade union branches, community organisations and all who are angry with the
government’s economic slash and burn policies to come together and build a united campaign
against the cuts.”---- Speaking
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