By Maya Rolbin-Ghanie - May 18, 2010

Less than two years after Prime Minister Stephen Harper's apology for the Canadian government's role in administering the [Indian Residential School] system, [Aboriginal Healing] funding has not been renewed in Canada's 2010 budget, leaving 134 foundation-funded healing projects across the country without the means to continue operating. Many organizations were forced to close their doors as of March 31, 2010, when the cuts took effect.

<p>Orginally Published for RVAnews [ http://rvanews.com/news/public-bus-users-fight-increasing-fares-route-cuts/28781 ]</p>
<p>Public bus users fight increasing fares, route cuts<br />
by Erica Terrini<br />
June 8, 2010</p>

A while ago, Peter Lipman and myself did an interview with Chris Martenson when he was in Bristol as part of his tour of the UK.

VENICE, Louisiana - On the 50th day since the
beginning of the massive oil disaster, advocacy group MoveOn says it
will hold nationwide vigils Tuesday night to call for stepped-up efforts
to stop the spill.

Interview with Oxford researcher, Jörg Friedrichs, whose article "Global energy crunch: how different parts of the world would react to a peak oil scenario" is due to appear in the scientific journal, "Energy Policy." Summary: Responses would range from predatory militarism to authoritarian retrenchment and the mobilization of local resilience.

Agricultural producers are being hit with yet another rising input cost plus a lot of decision making uncertainty surrounding the emergence of superweeds immune to Roundup.

The world has become less peaceful over the last year, despite a
drop in the number of armed conflicts, according to this year's Global Peace Index (GPI).