Issue #10 of the Dominion, is available in pdf for printing and html for online viewing. You can download the pdf directly here.
Contents:
- Erin Steuter looks at the Irving media monopoly in New Brunswick
- Daron Letts talks to two independent Canadian filmmakers
- Max Liboiron goes looking for American visual artists dealing with American imperialism, and isn't impressed with what she finds
- "Can'tLit": Jane Henderson compiles list of books censored (er, "seized or detained") by Canada Customs
- Hillary Lindsay reviews Fatal Harvest: The Tragedy of Industrial Agriculture
- Noam Chomsky talks about elementary (but not obvious) privilege and responsibility
- Dru Oja Jay reports from an international conference on concentration of media ownership
- International news and background reading covers the possibility of a new US draft, the Brukman factory in Argentina, Russia's adoption of "preventive strikes" and missing Iraqi money
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