“I Will Continue To Speak Out Until the Last Soldier Leaves Iraq”: An Interview with Patrick Resta, anti-war veteran
January 25, 2005
Derek Seidman
“Supporting our troops? Hardly. Let me break it down for you real easy: most of the kids dying in Iraq, and they are kids, are between 18 and 22. These kids will never go to college, never get married, never have kids, never have grandchildren, never retire, and never get to enjoy life.”

Flying the free market skies

January 25, 2005
Seth Sandronsky
In the ongoing squeeze of the airline industry, the workers continue to take the brunt. This week, we look at how the ‘Wal-Mart business model’ is being exported to the friendly skies. The laws of capitalism, it’s clear, apply with equal force at 30 000 feet.
Stage left , by Dennis Whitfield.
Seven Questions

In October 2000, Jeff Berg was killed by injuries sustained from a Vancouver Police Department officer. His sister, Julie, has been waging a campaign to bring those responsible for her brother’s death to justice. She took time to respond to our questions by e-mail, following the conclusion of a public hearing into the case.

Read the interview with Julie Berg.

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