June 2008
Pt 1: Election Day in Zimbabwe - On Friday, June 27 there was no need to line up to vote, but the lineups for food...
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Pt 1: Afghan Journalist Criminal Case - A 23-year-old Afghan journalism student named Sayed Parwez Kambakhsh was sentenced to death for blasphemy by a court...
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Pt 1: Greening the Oil Sands - At a conference in mid-June 2008, the mayors of some of the biggest cities in the United States...
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Pt 1: World Tamil Movement Declared a Terrorist Organization -To many in Canada's Tamil community, the World Tamil Movement is a legitimate non-profit organization that...
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Pt 1: Zimbabwe Opposition Withdraws From Election Runoff - Nearly three months after Zimbabwe's Opposition, the Movement for Democratic Change, was told it had not...
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Pt 1: John McCain Visits Canada - Republican Presidential candidate John McCain announced his presence to fans of WWE or World Wrestling Entertainment, but on...
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Pt 1: Crisis in Rural Canada - On June 18, 2008, after an extensive two-year study, the Senate Standing Committee on Agriculture and Forestry released...
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Pt 1: Taliban Offensive - As the run rose on June 18, 2008, Canadian and Afghan troops were preparing for battle against hundreds of Taliban...
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Pt 1: Srebrenica Lawsuit - In the summer of 1995, Srebrenica was supposed to be a haven from the killing of the Bosnian war. Instead,...
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Pt 1: BCE Supreme Court Decision - Some of the biggest names in Canadian media are owned by Bell Canada Enterprises (BCE).Read more herePt 2:...
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Pt 1: Zimbabwe Run-Off Election - Just two weeks to go until the run-off vote in Zimbabwe's Presidential election, it was business as usual on...
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Pt 1: Literacy in Canada - At the risk of oversimplifying, it's pretty hard to come up with a better case for literacy than the...
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Pt 1: Apologies - On June 11, 2008, Prime Minister Stephen Harper stood up in the House of Commons and apologized to aboriginal Canadians who...
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Pt 1: Bashir Makhtal - By the time this episode aired, Bashir Makhtal had been in an Ethiopian prison cell for 504 days and counting....
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Pt 1: Nongovernmental Organizations in Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe's opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change, faced major difficulties in its campaign to win political control...
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Pt 1: Bashir Maktal Case E - The Current producer John Chipman brings us the story of Bashir Maktal, a Canadian citizen who's been held...
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Pt 1: Canadian Auto Workers and GM Layoffs - Hundreds of angry GM workers began protesting outside General Motors' Canadian head office in Oshawa, Ontario,...
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Pt 1: Bashir Maktal, A Canadian Jailed Overseas - On June 3, 2008, we brought you the story of Bashir Makhtal, a Canadian citizen who...
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Pt 1: Documentary: Into the Darkness- A Canadian citizen, languishing in a foreign prison without being charged with a crime or appearing in a courtroom...
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Pt 1: Banyan Tree - A Canadian organization would give loans to people who would use the money to contribute to charities and then claim...
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