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July 29, 2010| ByThe Media Conso...|Yesterday, ninth Circuit Judge Susan Bolton struck down many of the most controversial provisions in Arizona's Senate Bill 1070.
July 29, 2010| ByJoshua Kahn Russell|Across the country, July 29th has been declared a national day of action for Human Rights.
July 29, 2010| Byjohnbon|Tuesday's solidarity demonstration was an opportunity for people who really know her to reveal a side of Kelly Pflug-Back that the general public is unaware of.
July 28, 2010| Bystatica|First the Toronto police admit their G20 increased police powers never existed. Now they admit they fired rubber bullets into the crowd on Sunday June 27, 2010.
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- Ford to lay off 388 at Windsor engine plant
- Transgender N.S. woman to seek refugee status
- Alberta pipeline spills unlikely: regulator
- 3 guilty in B.C. attack caught on YouTube
- Defunct auto sales site charged with deception
- Accused child-killer undergoes mental exam
- Missing pilot found dead
- Chopper crashes while fighting B.C. wildfire
- Toronto man sentenced in Iran nuclear case
July 29, 2010Bruce Lipton looks at the implications of new and emerging science to argue for a shift in thinking and behaviours that will better enable our chances to survive, thrive and enjoy life on Earth.
July 23, 2010Foodies: Democracy and Distinction in the Gourmet Foodscape explores the ongoing tension between the two stories about food: good food as democratic and food as a source of status.
July 15, 2010Jim Stanford reviews four economics books including Spark by Frank Koller, How Markets Fail by John Cassidy, Economics for the Rest of Us by Moshe Adler and Economic Democracy by Allan Engler.
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