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July 2004: Drugs Are Not Enough
Access to needed drugs only part of the solution to global ills, injustice The Access To Drugs movement, in particular the focus on anti-HIV drugs,…
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July 2004: Empowering the Third World
Poor nations can resist neocolonialism and stay independent Economic intimidation is one of the main obstacles to the self-empowerment of Third World countries. Such intimidation,…
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July 2004: Enbridge Spreads Disaster in Columbia
In the December 2000/January 2001 Monitor, I reported that Enbridge Inc., one of Canada’s leading energy corporations, was linked to death squads in Colombia according…
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July 2004: Let’s Learn from F.D.R.
Our jobless youth could be doing needed environmental repair work Here we are in the summer of 2004, fortunate to be living in one of…
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Putting Economic Policy Back on the Election Table
In the 2004 election, economic issues have not been front and centre. Accountability, rights issues and health care have dominated the stage, while the economy…
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FastFacts: Low Voter Participation Means Low Levels of Equality
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Trade treaty ‘chill’: New Brunswick abandons public auto insurance in face of trade treaty threats
OTTAWA–A study released today concludes that the New Brunswick government should have proceeded with public auto insurance, despite threats from the foreign insurance industry to…
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FastFacts: To Help One Another: The Story of Ma Mawi
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Low voter turnout not surprising
There appears to be plenty of wringing of hands these days as governments come to terms with decreasing voter turnout in Canada. In 2000 only…
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Who’s to blame for rising homelessness?
There has been considerable reaction to federal NDP leader Jack Layton’s comments linking Liberal government housing policy and the deaths of homeless people. While Layton’s…
