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Archive - 2009 - Dominion Article
December 29th
Embedded at the Olympics
Media's sponsorship of 2010 compromises coverage, begs alternatives
Dec 30
4 comments
December 27th
December 28, 2009
Literature & Ideas
December Books
New works by Hall, Rogers and With
Dec 28
1 comment
December 26th
December 25th
Making a Bio-Mess of Nova Scotia's Forests
Whole-tree clear-cutting not a green energy source, say environmentalists
Dec 25
December 22nd
Torch Ignites Resistance
Opposition to Olympic Torch spreads across Canada
Dec 23
December 20th
From Potlatch to Welfare
Lutz on historical "dialogue" and the subordination of Indigenous economies in the Pacific Northwest
Dec 21
December 18th
December 15th
December in Review, Part I
Italian Berlusconi attacked, Chilean "Berlusconi" ahead, coral reefs poisoned and Canada fossil fooled
Dec 16
2 comments
December 12th
Not on the Backs of Farmers
Who pays for food security in Nova Scotia?
Dec 13
1 comment
December 11th
Opposition to Canada-Colombia Free Trade Continues
Protest targets Liberal trade critic over his support for accord
Dec 11
December 9th
An Insincere Celebration
Is the Olympics' use of Indigenous symbolism imprudent?
Dec 9
1 comment
December 6th
Justice: Transparency or Incarceration?
150 years for forced disappearance a precedent, families not satisfied
Dec 7
December 5th
Malalai Joya: Canada must withdraw troops from Afghanistan immediately
Dec 5
December 3rd
Bendable Business
Cooperatives less likely to break in economic crises
Dec 4
December 1st
November in Review, Part II
Kenney confronted, Goodman detained, Canada berated, women remembered
Dec 2
November 29th
November 30, 2009
Canadian News
Briefly, the Olympics
On savages, skytrains, signs, smiles, speech and sleeping over
Nov 30
3 comments
November 25th
Media Pie
Argentina’s bold new law and the future of the press
Nov 26
November 24th
Zeroing in on British Columbia
An interview with economist Marc Lee
Nov 25
1 comment
November 22nd
November 19th
Case Closed?
Site 41 resistance seeks revocation of environmental permit
Nov 20
1 comment
November 17th
November 18, 2009
Opinion
Do You Believe?
Introduction to the Dominion's special report on the Olympics
Nov 18
1 comment
November 14th
November in Review, Part I
Kangaroo courts, poisoned babies, and Blackwater bribes
Nov 15
November 11th
Fighting for Sutikalh
St’át’imc unity has kept BC-backed ski resort at bay for ten years
Nov 12
November 8th
War in Yemen Means Business
While 30,000 IDPs remain inaccessible to relief, US Powered scores nuclear reactor
Nov 9
November 5th
Sprayed Kedgwick Women Fight Back
Herbicide use set to increase in New Brunswick
Nov 6
2 comments
November 3rd
November 3, 2009
Business
The Business of Intelligence
Corporate intelligence-gathering harkens back to COINTELPRO
Nov 3
November 1st
October in Review, Part II
Bloody weeks and funding for war on a hot, hot planet
Nov 1
October 30th
Victorians Heat Up over Torch Launch
"Corporate festival" will showcase poverty and homelessness
Oct 30
1 comment
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The Dominion is a monthly paper published by an incipient network of independent journalists in Canada. It aims to provide accurate, critical coverage that is accountable to its readers and the subjects it tackles. Taking its name from Canada's official status as both a colony and a colonial force, the Dominion examines politics, culture and daily life with a view to understanding the exercise of power.