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On August 18, Nahla Abdo's new book, Women in Israel, was launched in Toronto, with a discussion by b.h. yael, Himani Bannerji, Lilian Abou-Tabickh and Amir Hassanpour.
In this clip from CBC television news, the future federal NDP leader is quite aware of the huge workload coming his way.
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August 23, 2011| Bydjclimenhaga|The best mourning is done by retelling happy tales that illustrate the character of our departed comrade.
August 22, 2011| Byjesse|As well as leading the NDP to its recent historic election results, Layton provided a number of lessons for how opposition inside and outside Parliament can work together for peace and justice.
August 22, 2011| ByJames Laxer|To lose Jack Layton at the height of his capacity as a person and as a political leader, is especially sad.- August 22, 2011| Bydjclimenhaga|For good or ill, NATO's campaign has "broken" Libya. So NATO owns it now and the results of not paying the price have the potential to be catastrophic.
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August 18, 2011Science and poetry dovetail in Anne Simpson's latest collection, Is, in which she meditates on what it means to be human.
August 11, 2011If you want to live in a just and sustainable world (and who doesn't?) then egalitarian collective process is unavoidable. 'Come Hell or High Water' is a much needed critical analysis of this process.
August 4, 2011The Ripple Effect by Alex Prud'homme is a needed warning to readers about how current policies, trends and behaviours are quickly threatening the very thing we cannot live without: water.
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