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To Libby Davies, MP:Susan Howard-Azzeh
June 16, 2010
Dear Libby: Please don't over apologize or backtrack too much here. Occupied or conquered? What difference does it make? It's still all stolen land. Ask an Israeli or pro-Israeli what the borders of Israel are.
To my brothers and sisters, the CoptsDr. Ibrahim Al-Mohandes
January 12, 2011
All Egyptians, Muslims and Christian Copts have condemned the horrible act of violence in Alexandria. As an Egyptian I feel sympathetic to the victims of this attack, Muslims and Christians. But we Egyptians must learn the lesson of Lebanon.
To Prof. Lorne Dawson, on the toxic disinfo he spreads Dr. Anthony J. Hall
November 27, 2015
23 November, 2015 Hello Lorne Dawson; I heard you on CBC's The Current this morning.
To the Lankin-Sheikh Social Assistance ReviewReuel S. Amdur
January 5, 2011
I am a member of the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW) and the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. For a number of years I worked in the field of social assistance, leaving a position as a supervisor with the Ottawa Ontario Works agency in 1999. Since then I have assisted people appealing denial of ODSP. I was the principal author of the OASW briefs to the Social Assistance Review Committee (SARC), which issued its report in 1988.
To the people of the United StatesAlan Hart
October 7, 2009
To the people of the United States of America: If all of our children, wherever they live, are to have the prospect of a future worth having, the world needs the US's best, not what it had under the neo-conned regime of President George "Dubya" Bush-its worst.
Tonight we are all TunisiansYvonne Ridley
January 15, 2011
(January 14) Over the last few days we have seen some of the bravest people facing down some of the worst.
Tony Blair and the Shah of PalestineYvonne Ridley
July 7, 2010
Ever since a group of ordinary people from more than 40 different countries came together and set sail for Gaza have we seen various world leaders scramble to persuade Israel to lift the blockade on Gaza. Why? To honour the memory of those martyred by Israeli soldiers who shot nine unarmed peace activists at virtually point-blank range? Hell no!
Toronto becomes a war zone Steven Zhou
July 1, 2010
Photo by Miriam Kim. Monday, 29th of June 2010, located on University Avenue on West Dundas Street. An innocent man who was riding his bicycle was passing through and the officer was gripping his arm and forcing him off the street. The officer was yelling in his ears as the innocent cyclist was smiling and being obedient to the officer's demands.
Toronto cuts programs for students living in poverty Scott Stockdale
July 2, 2013
Since 1998, the Ontario government has provided funding so school boards across Ontario can offer programs and support for students from low-income families - the Learning Opportunities Grant (LOG). But Boards of Education re-direct much of this funding to other underfunded priorities, according to Lesley Johnston, Policy and Research Analyst at Social Planning Toronto.
Toronto's Rumi FestScott Stockdale
November 10, 2010
A sold out crowd of 750 people attended the opening night of a two-night Rumi Fest, recently in Toronto, to celebrate the works of 11th century poet Mevlana Jelaluddin Rumi (1207-1273), the best selling poet in America today.

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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.