Magazine

May/June 2007

Volume 41, Number 3

Is a superhighway shaping the economic and political future of Canada? That’s what Richard D. Vogel argues in the cover story of the current issue of Canadian Dimension. We also celebrate May Day with articles on “women’s” work (by Bernadette Wagner) and human trafficking (by Amardeep Kaur Gill) in our second-annual feature, Labour Activists who are Changing the World, and we get the dirt on Canadian mining companies operating in Guatemala and Honduras.

• Regulars

• The Horowitz Paragraph
  Gad Horowitz
• Readers’ Soapbox: The Role of Settlers in Indigenous Struggles
  Zainab Amadahy
• Saluting Labour, Thinking Forward
  Editorial
• Québec Communiqué
  Pierre Dostie
• One Native Life
  Richard Wagamese
• Feminist Ramblings
  Bernadette Wagner
• Labour Report
  Geoff Bickerton
• On the Edge
  Lesley Hughes

• Looking at Labour

• Women’s Work
  Bernadette Wagner
• Today’s Slavery
  Amardeep Kaur Gill
• Feature
• The NAFTA Corridors and Canada
  Richard D. Vogel

• Canada Mines the South

• Canadian Mining Companies: Helping Themselves To Others’ Wealth
  Albert Koehl
• Goldcorp’s Adventure in Honduras
  Dawn Paley
• Canadian Capital in South Asia
  Harsha Walia

• All That’s Left

• An American Socialist in Saskatchewan
  Joseph H. Roberts
• Israeli Colony
  Ed Janzen
• Reinventing Language
  Erin Millar
• White Snow, White People, White Lies
  Simon Black
• Vulture Culture
  Ed Janzen
• Aboriginal Feminism
  Val Napoleon
• Neoliberalism’s Bully Boys
  Herman Rosenfeld