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Harper crimes against Canadians The Canadian Charger
October 22, 2015
After being barred from speaking to media about his research, rarely being allowed to travel, and finding it increasingly difficulty to get funding, Canadian federal scientist Dr. Steve Campana left the Department of Fisheries and Oceans - after more than 30 years - disgusted with what he describes as a toxic atmosphere working with the federal government.
More of Harper crimes against CanadiansThe Canadian Charger
October 22, 2015
When the Harper government cancelled the mandatory long-form census in 2010, it surreptitiously affected the lives of Canadians in many ways, according to Jan Kestle, president of Environics Analytics.
Joseph Boyden shames Harper for using the niqab as a race baitThe Canadian Charger
November 7, 2015
Best-selling author Joseph Boyden, whose novels such as Three Day Road and Through Black Spruce, portray First Nations characters and explore Canada's hidden and painful history, said he felt he had to speak up against what he characterized as Stephen Harper's race-baiting during the recent Canadian federal election.
Better living through MindfulnessThe Canadian Charger
November 26, 2015
A meditative technique called mindfulness can be useful in improving the functioning of people with mental health issues. It is also useful for people more generally and even has a role in improving the abilities of therapists in treating their clients or patients. This was the recent message of Canada's Dr. Meshal Sultan at the Royal Ottawa Hospital Grand Rounds. His talk dealt with a definition of the technique, some clinical applications, and the underlining mechanisms.
Mental health and workThe Canadian Charger
January 30, 2016
An employer must make reasonable accommodation for an employee with a disability. That includes a mental disability such as depression or anxiety. It's the law.
Argentina: We are serial victims of the American rich and powerfulThe Canadian Charger
February 19, 2016
Although the western media pilloried then Argentinian President Cristina Fern�ndez de Kirchner for her speech at the 68th UN General Assembly, on Sept 24, 2013. In her UN speech, Ms. Cristina Fern�ndez de Kirchner covered a variety of issues from the need to regulate financial markets to the global fight against terrorism. The issues she raised continue to be ignored today as the problems escalate.
For Americans, The Planet is on sale The Canadian Charger
March 16, 2016
Conventional wisdom has it that cheaper energy costs leave consumers around the world with more money to spend, thus stimulating most countries' economies to one degree or another.
Housing first pleaseThe Canadian Charger
March 16, 2016
Housing First is an approach to stabilizing homeless people with mental health and/or substance abuse problems. The idea is to get the person into housing in the community, with no strings attached.
A strong US dollar, who is paying the price?The Canadian Charger
April 19, 2016
It appears that the current strong U.S. Dollar policy, resulting in an economic downturn in developing nations like Egypt, is not the first time the world has witnessed this scenario.
Would government protect Canadians against cell phone radiation?The Canadian Charger
June 8, 2016
News that Tragically Hip Front man Gord Downie is suffering from an aggressive form of incurable brain cancer known as glioblastoma - one of the most common causes of cancer death in Canadians between 40 and 60 years old - is creating renewed interest in research studies drawing a link between cell phone use and brain cancer.

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