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Profs against Harper's shutting down parliamentThe Canadian Charger
January 21, 2010
As Canadian university professors dedicated to educating students about democratic institutions, we are deeply concerned by Prime Minister Stephen Harper's decision to use his power to prorogue Parliament for a second year in a row in circumstances that allow him to evade democratic accountability.
People's Power: Occupy Wall Street movementThe Canadian Charger
October 23, 2011
In the United States - the world's lone superpower and a beacon of hope for many the world over - 14 million people are officially unemployed and two million of those have given up looking for a job. And that's the tip of the iceberg: half a million people are homeless; nearly 50 million people are without health insurance; and 46 million Americans live below the poverty rate, yet banks and large corporations received billion dollar bailouts from taxpayers' hard-earned money and bank executives never stopped receiving million dollar bonuses, on top of their seven figure incomes.
Keon challenges Tory incumbent in Ottawa's riding The Canadian Charger
February 3, 2010
Dr. Ryan Keon sees the Conservatives as pursuing their interests at all costs. "No party's interests are worth pursuing at all costs," he said in an interview with the Canadian Charger.
We inform to empowerThe Canadian Charger
July 28, 2010
On July 31, The Canadian Charger will celebrate its first birthday. We inform to empower.
Harper at DavosThe Canadian Charger
February 10, 2010
Prime Minister Harper's remarks, during his speech at the Davos World Economic Forum (WEF), on how to lead the world economy out of its greatest crisis since the great depression, put him at odds with other world leaders such as U.S. President Obama and French President Sarkozy.
The U.S. has dug its own graveyard in Afghanistan, GulThe Canadian Charger
August 18, 2010
A war, if it must be fought, must serve a clear national purpose and have a clearly defined political objective, else it degenerates into a soul-destroying, self-perpetuating exercise in violence for its own sake. After nearly nine years of war in Afghanistan, that is precisely what the U.S. and its lapdog NATO allies have created.
Mr. Abbas: Here's a road to freedom The Canadian Charger
February 17, 2010
Israel has always carried out a program of using any pause in Palestinian resistance activity to expand Jewish settlement activity. Israeli calls for unconditional negotiations are nothing more than a bluff, buying time for further land-grabs and for intensifying Jewish settlement.
Bertschi carries Liberal banner in OttawaThe Canadian Charger
February 24, 2010
David Bertschi is the Liberal candidate in the federal riding of Ottawa-Orl�ans, running against the Tory incumbent Royal Galipeau.
Know your Muslims and win an iPadThe Canadian Charger
September 7, 2010
What is the capital of Saudi Arabia? How many Muslims are there in China? A Muslim invented the camera, true or false? The word guitar comes from Arabic, true or false?
The Holocaust, old and new The Canadian Charger
March 3, 2010
Did the world learn anything from the Holocaust? Did its victims and their progeny? These are questions that have been raised about the situation of the Palestinians.

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Dimitri Lascaris just returned to Greece from an 11-day journey across Iran in a time of war. While walking the streets of a coastal town in Crete, Dimitri discusses what he learned in Iran, where he thinks the war is heading, and why he came to Crete to continue his coverage of the war.