Blood money: RAV contender, war profiteer
November 16, 2004

Despite Jean Chretien’s formal declaration that Canada would not participate in the Iraq war, Canadian corporations are helping to feed the U.S. war machine. SNC-Lavalin, for instance, is bidding to send bullets to Iraq, while also seeking to cash in on the lucrative and controversial RAV-line rapid-transit expansion in Vancouver.

Not just an anti-war “talk shop”: Peace conference makes big plans
November 16, 2004

In a post Cold War world dominated by the American Empire, the Canadian anti-war movement is reorganizing its ranks. Shedding old myths about “peace-keeping” and more willing to embrace crucial issues like Palestine, this country’s anti-war forces are in better shape than they have been in years.

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From sympathizing with Nazis to helping fill the air with fossil fuel emissions, the Ford Motor Company is in possession of a checkered history, to say the least. Kate Woznow is an environmental activist who is part of the “Jumpstart Ford” campaign, which is targeting the vehicle giant for “fueling Canada’s oil addiction.” She took a few minutes to answer our Seven Questions by e-mail.

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