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Archive - Nov 2011 - Dominion Article
November 30th
Apartheid Oil
Crude oil trapped in shale could transform Israel into energy powerhouse
Nov 30
November 28th
African Activists Blast Unconventional Extraction
Tar sands highlighted in lead up to UN climate summit in South Africa
Nov 28
November 24th
Outsourcing Community
Divisions of class and labour on King’s College University campus
Nov 25
November 23rd
The Changing Face of Oil Extraction
Shale oil and gas plays in Israel/Palestine, Jordan and Morocco
Nov 23
November 20th
Bye, Bye, Wheat Board?
Small farmers raise concern as Conservatives prepare to cut board's monopoly
Nov 21
November 18th
Occupy Toronto survives Eviction Day
Occupiers, city, to present arguments in court today
Nov 18
November 14th
Fertile Soil for Social Change
Kuyek's "Community Organizing" a wise guide for activists
Nov 14
November 11th
Occupons Edmundston
Edmundston workers, pensioners and students have many reasons to occupy
Nov 11
November 9th
Political policing in Montreal
Human rights complaints filed against Montreal police’s GAMMA squad
Nov 9
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November 4th
Residential School Survivors Share Their Stories
Truth and Reconciliation Commission hears testimonials at Eskasoni
Nov 4
November 2nd
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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.