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Interview on The Kitchen Bang Bang Law

Listen to an interview with Kaie Kellough, author of Maple Leaf Rag, on The Kitchen Bang Bang Law on 90.3 CKUT FM, Montreal. The interview begins at 33:10 and runs to 1:06:47.

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Does the University Have a Future in the Network Society?

Read an excerpt from Love the Questions by Ian Angus at Thruthout.

Review of Love the Questions

Read Gerald Pillay’s review of Love the Questions by Ian Angus in The Times Higher Education.

Canadian Dimension article by Peter Kulchyski

Read “Turning the Page on Colonial Oppression: Defenders of the Land Meets in Vancouver,” an article by Peter Kulchyski, author of The Red Indians in our Semaphore Series, from Canadian Dimension magazine here.

Interview with Deborah Schnitzer

Read an interview with author Deborah Schnitzer on CanLit’s website here.

Deborah Schnitzer Reading

Deborah Schnitzer reading her poem, “babylon,” at Prairie Fire magazine’s launch of their Home Place issue.

Greg Elmer + Weekend Pictures = Knowing 12 million Canadians

Dr. Greg Elmer, Bell Globemedia Research Chair in the School of Radio and Television Arts at Ryerson University, on the value of knowing 12 million Canadians.

One of over one hundred short documentary videos by Steven James May on the topic of user-generated content and its impact on privacy.

Gruesome Acts of Capitalism Video

A film by Mecca Normal guitarist David Lester from his book The Gruesome Acts of Capitalism.

Scott Horton Interviews Gabriel Kolko

Gabriel Kolko, author of the article “Israel: A Stalemated Action of History” at Counterpunch.org, discusses post WWII immigration restrictions that encouraged many European Jews to settle in Israel, the limited tolerance of Israeli citizens toward unrelenting state militarism, how Jews are more culturally defined by nationality than religion and the end of the U.S.-dominated unipolar world.

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New review of In and Out of the Working Class in Labor Notes

Joshua DeVries reviews In and Out of the Working Class in Labor Notes.