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This Magazine: How Grassy Narrows' Lawsuit Could Change Aboriginal-Government Relations Across Canada
This Magazine (Read it here). Later syndicated on Alternet (here)
November 22, 2011
On a cold December day nine years ago, a group of young people from the Grassy Narrows First Nation lay down in front of a line of logging trucks on a snow-covered road.
Chrissy Swain, now 32, recalls that...
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Maisonneuve Magazine: Planting Over Palestine
Fall 2011 issue; September 21, 2011
Ahmad Abu Ghosh will never forget the day he was expelled from his hometown. His family lived in Imwas, in what is today the Occupied West Bank, until 5 am on June 5, 1967, when they saw the lights of approaching Israeli tanks. “We were all...
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NOW Magazine: Canadian MPs Visit Evicted Families in East Jerusalem
EVICTION NOTICE
By Carmelle Wolfson
Sept 9, 2009
A version of this article first appeared in NOW Magazine (here) and then later in The Dominion (here).
Jerusalem --- Following a trip to Jordan, the West Bank and Gaza in August, MPs from all the opposition parties committed to pushing their...
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Alternet: Palestinians in West Bank and Gaza Inspired by Arab Spring
This article was originally published on Alternet.
As Democratic Uprisings Spread Through Middle East, Palestinians' (Unreported) Hunger for Reform Is Repressed
Palestinian activists, isolated by Israeli military checkpoints and walls, are connecting through Facebook, Twitter and mobile...
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The Globe and Mail: Truth Hurts
Punching bag therapy
CARMELLE WOLFSON
From Tuesday's Globe and MailLast updated on Friday, Mar. 13, 2009 12:09PM EDT
Ileap from right to left, forearms blocking my head. As I do my best imitation of a boxer stance, I hope for sweat to materialize on my brow.
"Picture someone you...
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