Quebec student protesters and police clashed again this week over proposed tuition hikes. In an effort to curb further violence, Quebec premier Jean Charest unveiled legislation to...
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After failing to piece together a coalition government, Greek citizens are heading back to the polls in June to elect new federal officials. That, coupled...
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President Barack Obama made history this week, becoming the first American president to openly support gay marriage. He's one of the "Champions of Rhetoric" in...
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Yung Chang is the Montreal-based director of the award-winning documentary "Up The Yangtze", about the Three Gorges Dam project. His new doc is "China Heavyweight",...
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United States President Barack Obama visited Afghanistan this week and marked the one-year anniversary of Osama Bin Laden's death. Bin Laden had been on the...
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Police and student protestors clashed again in Montreal this week, as the battle over tuition hikes rages on. The provincial government wants to raise education...
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We received a great response to our interviews with Tzeporah Berman and Vivian Krause on the charitable status of environmental groups. Click through for a...
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This week, Forest Ethics, an environmental group, gave up its charitable status to be able to focus on political activism. Last week David Suzuki announced he...
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This weekend, Stephen Harper and Barack Obama will be in Colombia for The Summit of the Americas. Several Latin American leaders have suggested the legalization and regulation of drugs...
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Friday, April 6, 2012 | Categories: Books, Comedy, Day 6 Blog, Episodes, Foreign, Interview, Movies, Music, Politics, Promote |
Problem Procurement The Sound of Delicious Bond's Booze Pain at the Pumps Titanic in 3D William Gibson's Music Weather Warnings Do Sanctions Work?...
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