CanadaThe stuff of war, raw and uncensoredThe War Museum’s new exhibit on medicine blends history, emotion and gore
WorldFree for now—but far from forgiven The criminal case against Strauss-Kahn appears to be falling apart, but the former IMF chief’s troubles are far from over
UncategorizedAccess-to-Information: credit where it is dueLast month I wrote about the results of an access-to-information request to the Immigration and Refugee Board, which yielded some...
UncategorizedUpdate on Mansoureh Behkish, jailed in IranMansoureh Behkis h, sister of Toronto man Jafar Behkish, was released from Tehran’s Evin Prison on Saturday.
WorldCanada’s next missionIn 2009, the Afghan army lost more soldiers than it recruited, 86 per cent of recruits couldn’t spell their name. That’s all changing.
PoliticsThe government’s case against Cindor Reeves stinks4,000 pages of documents confirm Ottawa has no dirt on him
UncategorizedCanadian man fears for his sister jailed in TehranA Canadian man who has already lost five siblings and a brother-in-law to the Islamic regime in Iran now fears for the life of his...
UncategorizedAmrullah Saleh and the Afghan detainee controversyAmrullah Saleh was head of Afghanistan’s secret police, the NDS, during the time that Canadian diplomat Richard Colvin alleges...
UncategorizedThe cost of a peace deal in AfghanistanMy second article from Afghanistan is about Afghans opposed to President Hamid Karzai’s Western-backed efforts to reconcile with...