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Bush, Blair found guilty of war crimes

PRESS TV, Nov. 23, 2011 The five-panel Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal decided that Bush and Blair committed genocide and crimes against humanity by leading the invasion of Iraq in 2003, a Press TV correspondent reported on Tuesday. In 2003,…

Libya – 20 Minutes for Peace

Peace Rally for Libya set for November 24th Canadians to devote 20 minutes to end Canada’s role in the “War on Terror” Global Research, November 23, 2011 As the federal government prepares to honour tomorrow the role of Canada’s military…

Canadian vets Occupy on Remembrance Day

By Elizabeth Littlejohn, rabble.ca, Nov. 17, 2011   I have seen the best and worst of humanity. I’ve seen countries that no longer exist. I have seen war, ethnic cleansing, and real revolution. I have seen the death and destruction…

Screening: Indigenous in the City

Where: University of Winnipeg –  Eckhardt-Grammate Hall Who: The evening will be hosted by Wab Kinew. Director Ryszard Hunka, producer Coleen Rajotte, and rap group Winnipeg’s Most in attendance. Why: To give an advance screening of the first episode of…

Flash mob offers message of peace

By Alexandra Paul, Winnipeg Free Press, Nov. 12, 2011   Local members of the Mennonite community marked Remembrance Day with a flash mob at The Forks that was organized through social media. About 100 people staged a sedate gathering timed…

Video – Palestine solidarity action in Winnipeg

Members of the Canada-Palestine Support Network, Independent Jewish Voices, Peace Alliance Winnipeg, Students Against Israeli Apartheid and the Winnipeg Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid rallied at Osborne and Broadway Saturday afternoon to show support for the Freedom Waves Flotilla and to…

Reframing Remembrance Day

By Jason Kunin, rabble.ca, November 11, 2011 As we honour today the men and women who have fought and died in uniform, it is important that our remembrance of them not be taken as an endorsement of war or a…