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Lapdog federal Ethics Commissioner again refuses to investigate a clear case

| May 10, 2013
Redeye

Why Omar Khadr should be freed

April 22, 2013
| Last September, Omar Khadr was transferred from Guantanamo Bay to the Millhaven maximum security prison in Kingston. Omar Khadr was taken into custody as a child soldier in Afghanistan in 2002.
Length: 12:34 minutes (11.51 MB)

Group calls on politicians across Canada to sign Democratic Good Government Pledge as their New Year's Resolution

| January 15, 2013
The F Word

Idle No More: Interview with Darla Goodwin

December 26, 2012
| The F Word's Ariana Barer and Charlene Sayo interview Darla Goodwin, the Vancouver representative of Idle No More, about the national movement for Indigenous rights in Canada.
Length: 25:12 minutes (46.15 MB)
May 31, 2012 |
Ruling concluded that CBSA had violated the law and committed an unfair labour practice by denying union representatives access to the workplace for the purpose of discussing collective bargaining.

(Un)Lawful Access Legislation -- Ottawa forum

Date: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 - 6:00pm - 10:00pm

Location

Amphitheatre, St. Paul Univeristy
223 Main Street
Ottawa, ON
Canada
45° 24' 28.3104" N, 75° 40' 36.732" W

The government is trying to push through a set of electronic surveillance laws that will invade your privacy and cost you money. The plan is to force every phone and Internet provider to allow "authorities" to collect the private information of any Canadian, at any time, without a warrant.

Please join us for this event featuring a book launch, viewing of (un)Lawful Access -- a mini-documentary that features some of Canada's leading legal and privacy experts, who explain the dangers of the federal government's impending 'Lawful Access' legislation, dubbed 'Online Spying' by Canadians -- both technical and political panels and questions and further activities.

6:00pm - 7:00pm: Book Launch: The Internet Tree: The State of Telecom Policy in Canada 3.0

Journalists for Human Rights

jhr Rights Radio: Israel's occupation

November 29, 2011
| jhr Middle East correspondent Jillian Kestler-D'Amours reports from Jerusalem about Israel's occupation of Palestine and recounts her story about working in the region.
Length: 06:47 minutes (3.11 MB)
October 31, 2011 |
Excellon's decision to withdraw prior to dialogue represents a significant missed opportunity to build deeper understanding of the issues and enhance reputation and risk management.

Wikileaks comes to Canada: Federal failure on aboriginal rights

You just know things are bad when the U.S. criticizes Canada for its treatment of Indigenous people. Wikileaks late last week released a memo from the American Embassy in Ottawa to Secretary of State Hilary Clinton, outlining a land claim process that is hopelessly mired in bureaucracy, costly court cases, allegations of the mismanagement of First Nations funds and assets, and the lack of any lucid definition of aboriginal rights.

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A message from the CEO of Canada Inc.

A message from the CEO of Canada Inc. to its shareholders and clientele. At Canada Inc., your profits and security against the ugly plebes are Job One! The film was produced by A Creative Revolution.

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