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Cheam argues indigenous sovereignty in court

by Oshipeya
March 12, 2010

Service providers, artists, musicians, writers, speakers, broadcasters and everyone in between gathered at St.

Halifax, Thursday, March 11, 2010 – The corporate sponsor of this week’s Brier, biotechnology company Monsanto, is under intense scrutiny from environmental

On March 9th, 25 protesters held a vigil for community leaders in Latin America killed by mining companies, across the street from one of the largest mining

Andrew Chung's lengthy article about the impoverished Port-au-Prince neighborhood of Bel Air ("Princes of Bel Air", Toronto Star March 7, 2010) makes three key claims about Haiti:

1) Deposed Haitian president Jean Bertrand Aristide was a corrupt and thuggish leader.

By Dawn Paley - March 10, 2010

"In the face of these serious, ongoing abuses it is unacceptable that Ottawa would even be talking to the Colombian government, let alone fast-tracking an agreement."

-- Paul Moist, President, Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE)

Student activists have their work cut out for them in the Province of Quebec.

They took to the streets on February 17 to protest statements by the Quebec Minister of Education, Michelle Courchesne, indicating that heightened tuition rates are in the offing for post-secondary students.

Sandy Cioffi is an American filmmaker who recently released her courageous documentary Sweet Crude, a feature length film that tells t

"Between 1991 and 2006 the number of farmers under 35-years-old decreased by over 60 percent," says Kalissa Regi

Beyond rhetoric about improving competitiveness and establishing the province as a centre for innovation, amo