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End the seige of Gaza!

Syndicated from Green Left Weekly on Fri, 2010-06-04

In response to Israel's cold-blooded massacre of up to 19 human rights volunteers delivering much needed aid to Gaza, we're calling for Israel to lift the seige of Gaza.

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Your Book's Never out at This Library (in Mediacheck)

Syndicated from The Tyee on Fri, 2010-06-04

BC Books Online takes the idea of a digital public library to a whole new level.

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Bicycle Reading, from Some Big Rollers (in Tyee Books)

Syndicated from The Tyee on Fri, 2010-06-04

We asked the world's fastest cyclist and more BC velo-stars to share their favourite bike-related books.

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Greens fundraising concert.

Syndicated from Green Left Weekly on Fri, 2010-06-04

Featuring folk singer Penelope Swales, introduced by Greens’ candidates. $15/$10. Diggers Club, Cnr Burelli and Church sts, city. Ph 4267 3699

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Climate activist training.

Syndicated from Green Left Weekly on Fri, 2010-06-04

Learn the skills to meet with politicians and advocate for climate change solutions.

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Bill Clinton's Washington, Unzipped (in Tyee Books)

Syndicated from The Tyee on Fri, 2010-06-04

'The Death of American Virtue' is a cautionary tale of justice and libidos out of control.

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Penny Arcade's Bad Reputation and a Stage Called Journalism

Syndicated from Narco News on Fri, 2010-06-04

A Review of the Book, Bad Reputation: Performances, Essays, Interviews (2009, Semiotex(e)/The MIT Press)

By Al Giordano

The Field

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Open Letter to the Public and All the Workers in Honda Auto Parts Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Syndicated from Libcom on Thu, 2010-06-03

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From Ski Hills to the Summit: Indigenous Activists Challenge Canada’s Claims to Traditional Lands

Syndicated from Dominion Paper

Promoted by blackandred on Thu, 2010/06/03 - 10:20pm

By Dawn Paley - June 4, 2010

“Recovery and New Beginnings” is the slogan Canada will be pushing at the G20 summit in Toronto, but for many Indigenous people, what’s going on inside the meeting represents more of the same...“The G8/G20 impacts Indigenous people because Canada, who’s hosting the session, is actually claiming they have 100 per cent exclusive power, jurisdiction, authority over Aboriginal and treaty territories, and that’s totally wrong...”

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Underground Diplomacy: Canada's Transnational Mining Industry Implicated in Abuses

Syndicated from Dominion Paper

Promoted by blackandred on Thu, 2010/06/03 - 9:40pm

By Sakura Saunders - June 2, 2010

Disregard for political conflict reveals an international diplomacy concerned primarily with profits, and is consistent with the actions of Canada and its corporate ambassadors in situations around the globe where mining profits conflict with human rights.

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Are Cameras the New Guns?

Syndicated from Infoshop News on Thu, 2010-06-03

<p>In response to a flood of Facebook and YouTube videos that depict police abuse, a new trend in law enforcement is gaining popularity. In at leas...

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Building Heroes

Syndicated from Dominion Paper

Promoted by blackandred on Thu, 2010/06/03 - 9:15pm

By Cameron Fenton - May 31, 2010

Project Hero, a military-supported, private sector scholarship program with the mission to “provide undergraduate scholarships to children of fallen soldiers,” has become the target of growing criticism across Canadian campuses. Since professors at the University of Regina spoke out against the program in March, 661 people have signed a growing petition which calls on people to “stand against Project Hero.”

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Rally for international student rights: Struggling to live in Australia

Syndicated from Green Left Weekly on Thu, 2010-06-03

" We are people, not cash cows!". Organised by 'Fairness and Justice for Overseas Students'. Sydney Town Hall.

Sydney Town Hall

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Whose Waving Flag?

Syndicated from Media Co-op on Thu, 2010-06-03