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Liberal staffer Danielle MacDonald tells her story about the day that Michael Zehaf Bibeau stormed Parliament Hill after killing Cpl. Nathan Cirillo at the National War Memorial

Canadian soldiers from 3PPCLI take a break as they move into the hills to search for Alqueda and Taliban fighters after an air assault onto an objective north of Qualat, Afghanistan on July 1, 2002. The soldiers are participating in Operation Cherokee Sky, an operation to locate and destroy remaining pockets of Al Queda and Taliban in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Robert Hyatt) (Released)

Is it too early for a sane conversation about terrorism?

Linda McQuaig, iPolitics11 years ago01 mins

We can denounce attacks like the ones in Ottawa and Quebec all we like, it would also be useful to understand them

Harper: 'we will never be intimidated' by shooting

iPolitics11 years ago01 mins

Canadian soldier Cpl. Nathan Cirillo was killed by a gunman while standing guard at the national war memorial in Ottawa. The gunman was later killed inside Parliament Hill’s centre block

Toronto City Council chambers. Photo: HIMY SYED via FLICKR CC BY 2.0

City council: why does it matter?

Maverick Smith, Special to The Dialog11 years ago01 mins

Rob Ford’s mayoral chaos shows that city council has the power to govern itself

George Brown is adding access points to increase wireless accessibility Photo Illustration: Sam Bullis/The Dialog

Wi-Fi connections at GBC are an on-going problem

Tina Todaro, Staff Reporter12 years ago01 mins

George Brown is adding access points to increase wireless accessibility

Photo: The Young Reporter (Hong Kong Baptist University)

What students learned under the Yellow Umbrella

Dora Liu, staff reporter12 years ago01 mins

Students share their thoughts on the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong

Umbrella Revolution: Hong Kong students fight for democracy

Dora Liu, staff reporter12 years ago01 mins

Tear gas, pepper spray and gangsters’ attacks have not stopped Hong Kong students fighting for real democracy

Canada to send fighter jets to bomb Islamic State

Elizabeth Thompson, iPolitics12 years ago01 mins

OTTAWA—Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s government is asking Parliament to back a combat mission that will participate in air strikes against the Islamic State (IS), or ISIL, and its allies for up to six months but will not include Canadian troops in ground operations.