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Tag Archives: canada
Jihad vs. McWorld: one man’s terrorist…
Violence against Muslims and desecration of mosques is on the rise. We do not see these incidents as terrorist acts.
Posted in Columnist, islam, politics, racism, terrorism Also tagged al qaeda, farouk umar abdulmutallab 3 Comments
From Guyana to Canada: police violence can be a class issue
When the poor do attempt to fight for economic justice, repression is swift.
Posted in Columnist, Society, crime, north america Also tagged guyana, prisons, u.s. Leave a comment
Bill 104: ambivalence toward bilingualism is a problem for Canada
The Quebec government is not pleased with this decision and has come to view it as yet another legally imposed oppression.
In Canada, medical marijuana can get you sentenced to 7 days in bed
Nagy is being punished for believing that he had the right to determine his medical treatment
Posted in Columnist, Current Affairs, Society, north america Also tagged disability rights, healthcare, medical marijuana 1 Comment
Back to school in Canada: not fun for everyone
When your wallet is already a site of ruin and cataclysm, you will get the magazine drives.
Posted in Columnist, Society, family, north america Also tagged class, education, shopping 5 Comments
Tamils in Toronto: the graceful protest
The itchy tension of the overwhelming police presence was all-too-palpable and entirely unnecessary in light of the peaceful masses they were preparing to face.
Posted in Current Affairs, north america, politics, south asia Also tagged matthew elliot, sri lanka Leave a comment
Dear God, it’s socialism! The terrible nightmare of single-payer healthcare
Socialized healthcare will improve the life of the working poor, as well as raise social consciousness.
Posted in Columnist, Current Affairs, Society, north america, politics Also tagged healthcare, u.s. 3 Comments
Toronto: where to shop, what to see
Besides sporting attractions, you have to check out Toronto's churches, such as St. Michael's Cathedral. For sinners, I recommend shopping and eating on Bloor Street.
Vancouver Games & First Nations resistance