Dominion Launches Olympics Issue

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Listen on-line! Interview with Hillary Lindsay, Dominion Editor The Dominion is launching a new issue devoted to covering the effects of the Olympics on the...

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Return Ticket explores the reality of war from the citizen’s perspective

Shahin Sayadi on Return Ticket: Halifax - Abadan - Halifax Shahin Sayadi is the creator and director of Return Ticket: Halifax - Abadan - Halifax, opening...

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A Tale of Acadie

Cape St. Mary's, on the French Shore of Nova Scotia.  www.novascotiaphotoalbum.com.

Download: mp3, 10:23 minutes, 9.6 MB. When their ancestors left...

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Little Sackville River Suffers Oil Spill

Walter Regan on Sackville River Oil Spill (mp3, 14:03) Early on November 8th several hundred litres of furnace oil made its way into the Little Sackville...

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Goldstone Report condemns Israel of Crimes Against Humanity

White Phosphorus shells fall on a UN school converted into shelter, Jabalya/Gaza, January 2009<br /> Picture: AP

White Phosphorus shells fall on a UN school converted into shelter, Jabalya/Gaza, January 2009 Picture: AP See Report "We came to the conclusion on the basis of the...

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McGill activists shut down ‘Choose Life’

Listen here (32:00) October 30, 2009 by Jane Kirby HALIFAX - On October 5th, pro-choice activists at McGill university shut down a presentation hosted by the student...

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How will the oceans weather climate change?

Rising ocean waters is one of the effects of global warming. Photo: www.flickoff.org

by Erica Butler October 20, 2009 Listen here (30:26) HALIFAX - While...

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Food and the Climate Crisis

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Download MP3: 128 kbps, 41 MB Jesse McNichol, Monday, 19 October - 2009 HALIFAX - CJLY FM's Jon Steinman may be familiar to some of our listeners....

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Echoes of the Marshall Inquiry

Photo: Elder Al Oakley (foreground) and Benji Lafford. Oakley attended the MLSN gathering at Burnside Correctional Facility in 2008.  Photo: Barry Bernard.

[caption id="attachment_209" align="alignleft" width="261" caption="Photo: Elder Al Oakley (foreground) and Benji Lafford. Oakley attended the MLSN gathering at Burnside Correctional Facility in 2008. ...

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Depoliticizing Sexual Assault at Carleton University

CKDU News Collective September 30, 2009 HALIFAX--Carleton University students and the Coalition for a Carleton Sexual Assault Centre are outraged by the latest known sexual assault...

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Charkaoui wins new freedoms in fight against Security Certificate

Charkaoui in Halifax

HALIFAX - Mr. Adil Charkaoui visited Parliament Hill last week to ask for an official apology from the Canadian...

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Manhunt Halifax

If you see a group of people running and hiding around downtown, don’t be alarmed: they're probably just playing Manhunt. Manhunt is a version...

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Mi’kmaq dictionary on-line

An on-going project by Mi'kmaq from the community of Listiguj (in Quebec) and researchers in Cape Breton are developing an on-line resource of more than...

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Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement on hold

The Conservative Party will be unable to implement the Free Trade Agreement with Panama signed on August 11th unless they can convince at least one...

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Women accused of wearing trousers in Sudan

Al-Hussein has challenged Sudan's legislation that decrees 50 lashes for indecency

A Sudanese woman arrested in July for flouting Sudan's decency laws for wearing trousers has been spared the expected Islamic punishment of 40 lashes. Lubna...

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Israel approves construction of more settlements in West Bank

Colonization of Palestinian Land since 46

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak has authorized the construction of 455 housing units in the West Bank. This has become the first approved construction project...

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Mi’kmaq workers cite harassment by border guards

St. Stephen, NB, seen from Calais Maine. Source: Timothy Montgomery (2001).

Mi'kmaq from New Brunswick and Canada experienced an aggressive search operation...

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Nova Scotia report warns against taser use

A taser. Source: http://unambig.wordpress.com/2009/03/27/

The Nova Scotia government released a report last Friday on the use of tasers...

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Walking for Justice

Gladys Radek walks in the Walk 4 Justice.

HALIFAX - On Thursday, August 20th, CKDU's Melissa Albiani interviewed Gladys...

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Truck explosion in Baghdad kills 95

The Iraqi military released a video of a Ba'ath party loyalist confessing to coordinating a truck bomb that killed 95 people in Baghdad last week....

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Netanyahu reacts to organ harvesting charge

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded official condemnation of an article in Sweden's popular Newspaper Aftonbladet that suggested that Israeli Defence Forces were killing Palestinians...

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Halifax women’s shelter loses outreach services

HALIFAX - After many successful years, Halifax's Bryony House will be discontinuing their outreach services for women and children fleeing domestic violence. The Department...

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Leonard Peltier denied parole after 32 years in prison

Last month, U.S. political prisoner Leonard Peltier was denied parole. Peltier has been imprisoned for 32 years, and is serving two life sentences for the...

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Mi’kmaq Protest on N.B./Quebec border

The New Brunswick Tribune reported that a peaceful protest started last Wednesday night at the welcome sign on the Quebec side of the J. C....

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Blaming the Victim of Sexual Assault

Carleton University's comments elicit grassroots response CKDU News Collective August 19, 2009 Click here to listen to the Episode. HALIFAX - Carleton University's recent comments towards a court case...

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VOICES OF OUR NATIONS: Eight hour special broadcast

^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^ VOICES of our NATIONS First Annual Radio-a-thon on CKDU 88.1 FM Friday, July 3rd from midnight to 8 am ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^ There are over one million First Peoples, from dozens of...

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Citizens denounce criminalization of black youth

HALIFAX - On Tuesday, June 16, Operation Wake Up host Asaf Rashid interviewed Keslyn Adams and El Jones, both members of the Black Inspiration Network...

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Unembedded: An interview with Scott Taylor

    Scott Taylor's new book, Unembedded (Douglas & McIntyre, year), is a memoir of Taylor's life as a soldier and journalist covering Canada's military.  In a...

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