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Why didn't the Mounties charge Nigel Wright?Scott Stockdale
April 14, 2015
At the end of April 2014, RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson said it shouldn't be very long before the public finds out why the Mounties didn't lay criminal charges against Prime Minister Harper's former chief of staff, Nigel Wright, for giving Senator Mike Duffy a $90,000 cheque to repay questionable expense claims.
Hard Truths: For Canada About Israel and PalestineScott Stockdale
May 26, 2015
In the wake of the recent passage of Bill C-51 (anti-terrorism bill), the Harper government is moving Canadian public opinion toward criticizing Israel as a crime, according to Dr. Michael Keefer, professor emeritus in the English Department at the University of Guelph.
Canada: C-51 and Aboriginal protests Scott Stockdale
June 22, 2015
Legal scholars David Milward Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba Faculty of Law and Pamela Palmater associate professor and Chair, Indigenous Governance, Ryerson University are expressing concerns that Bill C-51 - now law - could have a serious and detrimental impact on Aboriginal protests in this country.
Omar Khadr's lawyer Denis Edney speaks in Toronto Scott Stockdale
June 22, 2015
When Canada stood alone as the only western country that refused to request the return of one of its citizens - Omar Khadr - from Guantanamo Bay, the Harper government was in effect sending Americans the message that they could do whatever they wanted with 15-year-old Mr. Khadr, according to his lawyer Denis Edney.
Do you feel lonely? You are not aloneScott Stockdale
June 22, 2015
Researchers have identified loneliness and social isolation with many health issues, cardiac issues, mental health problems and mortality.
Lonely?Scott Stockdale
July 15, 2015
Researchers have identified loneliness and social isolation with many health issues, cardiac issues, mental health problems and mortality.
The Islamophobia IndustryScott Stockdale
July 15, 2015
Unlike the hatred that at various times peaked against minorities such as Jews, black people or Catholics, those promulgating Islamophobia are better organized and funded; and they have the internet to influence a much wider audience much more quickly than ever before, according to Nathan Lean, author of The Islamophobia Industry.
From an Egyptian priest to CanadiansScott Stockdale
August 11, 2015
(Toronto) Egypt is at a cross-road in history, both politically and religiously, according to Father Henri Boulad, a Catholic priest who served as the director of the Jesuit Cultural Center in Alexandria and lives in Cairo.
And yet more of Harper's crimes against CanadiansScott Stockdale
October 22, 2015
Few understand the axiom "information is power" any better than Prime Minister Harper, thus it's no surprise that a recent episode of the TV Ontario program The Agenda, entitled "The War on Data" is all about the Harper government's policies over its ten years in power.
Illegal European immigrants in North AmericaScott Stockdale
October 22, 2015
While the public's attention in Canada and the United States was focused on the hundreds of thousands of people migrating to Europe from Syria and other troubled spots in the Middle East and North Africa, many of those watching the crisis unfold, safely out of harm's way, fail to remember that their forebears once migrated to the land their current-day descendants now claim as their own.

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Dimitri Lascaris just returned to Greece from an 11-day journey across Iran in a time of war. While walking the streets of a coastal town in Crete, Dimitri discusses what he learned in Iran, where he thinks the war is heading, and why he came to Crete to continue his coverage of the war.