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Archive - Aug 2009 - Dominion Article
August 29th
Return to Tarmageddon
An Italian company's plan to develop tar sands in the Congo has activists worried
Aug 30
1 comment
August 27th
August 25th
"Pack Up and Get Out"
Why the Tobique First Nation took control of their territory’s hydro dam
Aug 26
August 23rd
For the Water
Opposition to Site 41 unites Natives, farmers
Aug 24
1 comment
August 20th
Butcher and Bolt
Why "special forces" fail in Afghanistan, from Churchill to Obama
Aug 21
August 18th
The Boycott Debate
Klein, Lerer, Baskin on the effects of internal, external pressure on Israel
Aug 19
5 comments
August 16th
Palestinian Organizer Imprisoned after Tour of Canada
Interview with Abdullah Abu Rahme of Bil'in's Popular Committee Against the Wall and Settlements
Aug 17
2 comments
August 14th
Boycott Shuts Down Haiti Elections
Leading political party excluded from polls again
Aug 15
August 12th
August 9th
August 8th
Torture, a Canadian Value?
Ottawa's complicity in torture merits a national discussion
Aug 8
1 comment
August 4th
July in Review, Part II
Strikes, Spies, Salamanders and Sexy Bubblegum
Aug 4
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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.