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Monday, September 08, 2008
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Posted: September 20, 2005

Linda McQuaig
LINGERING IMAGES
by Linda McQuaig
  Mulroney's fawning manner grated with Canadians.
 
 

Mel Watkins
LESSONS FROM MAHER ARAR'S ORDEAL
by Mel Watkins
  Canada will no longer give any credence to intelligence information extracted by torture.
 

Hanns Skoutajan
FRICTION OVER FISHING RIGHTS
by Hanns Skoutajan
  Ipperwash inquiry uncovers longstanding tensions, incidents.
 

CORPORATE IR/RESPONSIBILITY from the Gallon Environment Newsletter
  Some companies claim corporate responsibility but lobby for loopholes.

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EMPIRE OF INEQUALITY from the Catholic New Times
  Katrina's ill wind makes church and state tremble.
 

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Sorting out fact from fiction in Indigenous StudiesRez Solutions?

TIPI TEACHINGS by Stewart Steinhauer
  Sorting out fact from fiction in Indigenous Studies.
 

Communities, rights and change
Reuel S Amdur
TORONTO GUN VIOLENCE
by Reuel S Amdur
  Police should protect witnesses.
 
 

Workplaces
UNIONS 3, WAL-MART 0 a compendium of reports on recent events in union efforts to organise at Wal-Mart, by SG staff
  Unions win right to organise at Wal-Marts in Quebec and BC.

Tom Wilber
IBM: SET STANDARDS
by Tom Wilber, for the Press & Sun-Bulletin
  "Guidelines" too vague, flexible, to help IBM protect residents from solvents.
 

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Health matters
Adam Gazzaley
SENIOR MOMENTS
by Robert Sanders
  Memory loss in older adults due to distractions, not inability to focus.
 
 

David Swann MDCanadian Politics
USE THE SURPLUS TO CUT EMISSIONS by David Swann MD, Alberta MLA
  Alberta should invest its budget surplus in funding renewables, and encouraging efficiency.

Ben Lefebvre
HYDROELECTRICITY IS THE KEY
by Ben Lefebvre
  Industry in Northern Ontario needs cheap power more than it needs subsidies.
 

Lynn JonesWatershed ways
SCHOOL BOARD LEADS IN ENERGY CONSERVATION by Lynn Jones
  Monitoring, insulation help reduce energy use, saving money and resources.

Consumers
ANTI-AGING HYPE by Linda Anderson
  Take skin care claims with a grain of salt.
 

PICK OF THE WEEK

MAPPING KATRINA
Demonstrating yet another innovative use of the Internet, 24-year-old computer programmer Jonathan Mendez recruited help to build a website full of interactive street maps of New Orleans and other areas flooded by Katrina and its aftermath. Displaced residents can log in from wherever they are to post information about very specific locations. Green teardrops mark the newest posts, purple indicates updated posts, and red for older posts. These brief comments range from "stranded on roof" to "Mary is safely in New York." It's an eye-opening marriage of technology and human drama.
  scipionus.com
  See also: www.wired.com/news/hurricane/0,2904,68743,00.html
 

Media files
LOCK-IN, NOT LOCK-OUT by Yves Engler
  CBC workers should take over production facilities and lock themselves in.

World beat
ZAPATISTA ARMY PREPARING FOR POLITICAL MOBILIZATION by Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos
  "Together, We're Going to Shake This Country Up from Below, Lift It Up, and Stand It on Its Head."

HURRICANE HUGO AT THE UN by Mike Whitney
  Venezuelan leader offers UN a different vision of reform from John Bolton's.

Hot headlines
DEMOGRAPHICS OF DESTRUCTION by Frank Bass, for the Associated Press
  Katrina's victims were much poorer than national average.

Will Durst
WHAT THEY SAID, WHAT THEY MEANT
by Will Durst, for AlterNet
  Katrina quotes, with interpretations.
 
 

TOO MUCH CHARITY, NOT ENOUGH ANALYSIS by Sonali Kolhatkar, for CommonDreams
  The problem with charity is that it lets governments shirk their responsibilities.

Matthew BehrensTake action!
GET MEDICAL CARE FOR MOHAMMAD MAHJOUB by Matthew Behrens
  On hunger strike for medical care and family visits, secret trial prisoner near death.

Feedback from our readers
HOME BUYERS BEWARE! from Craig Pittman, Port Hope ON
  Vendor not required to disclose higher-than-average radon gas levels.

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