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Canada-U.S. border initiative would have allowed U.S. police to make arrests during last year's G20 summit

| September 22, 2011

Resistance across borders: Medea Benjamin speaks

Sep 21 2011 - 7:00pm
Sep 21 2011 - 9:00pm

Location

Beit Zatoun
612 Markham Street
Toronto, ON
Canada
43° 39' 53.2584" N, 79° 24' 44.6868" W

Medea Benjamin, currently banned from entering Canada due to her peace activism, will attempt to enter Canada and speak on Canada-U.S. border issues, and her work for peace! Other great speakers will also attend to discuss Canada's borders and justice.

$5 donation to Code Pink and Beit Zatoun recommended at the door.

Other great speakers TBA soon!

If Medea is prevented from entering Canada, she will speak either live or by very recent filmed documentary.

short stories

The Art of Trespassing: Contested geographies

The Art of Trespassing

by Anna Leventhal, ed.
(Invisible Publishing,
2008;
$14.95)

The politics of space and place are never neutral. Though many would like us to believe otherwise, the authors who have contributed to The Art of Trespassing know that geographies are always contested. They take the ancient art of trespassing to new levels by questioning and transgressing not only personal boundaries, but society's as well.

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Not Rex: Terrorists, traffickers and Tamil Tigers? Oh my...

Shawn Syms, this week's Not Rex, asks: what can be done about Public Safety Minister Vic Toews' irrational fear of boats?

Toews insists the MV Sun Sea, which arrived on the B.C. coast last Thursday carrying just under 500 Tamil refugee claimants, is full of terrorists and human smugglers. But neither recent history nor reliable intelligence seem to back up his claims.

 

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A voice from the Akwesasne border standoff: 'Start listening to Mohawk people'

CORNWALL, ON -- For nine days the border crossing that spans the St. Laurence River between Cornwall, ON and Massena, NY has been inoperable. On the North side, Canadian authorities have blockaded the Seaway Bridge, while their U.S. equivalents do the same on the South shore of the river. On the island in the middle stands a community in protest.

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Needs No Introduction

Congress of the Humanities: Dr. John Agnew on International Borders - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

June 3, 2009
| Dr. John Agnew, President of the American Association of Geographers delivers the keynote address to the Canadian Association of Geographers.

46:01 minutes (52.69 MB)
Uzma Shakir

Changing world view!

| March 4, 2009
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