Media
Contact:
Ahmed
Hussen, Director of Communcations
Telephone: 613-523-2656
E-mail: ahmed@canadianipp.org
Press
Releases:
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CIPP commends Canadian government funding to Palestinian reform and development
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CIPP's Mark Persaud receives 2007 Public Sector Alumni GOLD KEY AWARD from Osgoode Hall Law School
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press release]
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Canadian Somali Congress names CIPP's Professor Ed Morgan and prominant community leader Mark Persaud as Honourary Patrons.
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- CIPP with
YouthBank on innovative Nigerian Youth Project
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CIPP'S GOVERNOR, LLOYD AXWORTHY, CALLS FOR ADOPTION OF UN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES August 9th, 2007
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CIPP's Mark Persaud, to deliver opening address at Quebec Peace
Education Conference - October 20-22nd, 2006 at McGill University
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EXTRAORDINARY AFGHAN-MOSQUE PROJECT BY CANADIANS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED
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- Seoul
Peace Prize [View
press release]
- East
African Famine [View
press release]
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CIPP's Mark Persaud receives City of Toronto's Black History Month Award
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press release]
In
the News:
Law must trump politics
National Post; Feb 17, 2008
CIPP's Ed Morgan "Law must trump politics -
For the sake of terror victims everywhere, here's
hoping the court comes down on the side of law over
politics, or Justice over State..."
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article]
CIPP's Anna Morgan: Courts not the place to fight hate
The Toronto Star; Feb 17, 2008
After a series of problems and appeals in his first round of battles
with the Crown, Ahenakew faces a new trial under Canada's hate laws.
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article]
CIPP's Anna Morgan IN THE NEWS: Gearing up for another Durban
The Toronto Star; Jan 20, 2008
After years of debate, the UN General Assembly
recently allocated a budget for a follow-up to the
2001 World Conference Against Racism held in Durban,
South Africa.
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article]
'Chinese New Year Spactular' A Treat for all Cultures
Epoch Times Toronto Staff; Jan 19, 2008
CIPP's Mark Persaud at the 'Chinese New Year'..."I
have one comment: it's spectacular. I was told I was
in for a real treat, and it certainly has exceeded my
expectations. It's a beautiful show..." said Toronto lawyer Mark Persaud.
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article]
The making of the 'TV Arab'
The Ottawa Citizen; Monday, January 14, 2008
The making of the 'TV Arab' - While stereotypes of many
groups have been dismissed by society, Arabs are still
caricatured as oil sheiks or terrorists.
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article]
MP Reaches out to Guyanese Community.
The Caribbean Camera; November 23, 2007
A small group of Canadian Guyanese in Toronto met with
Conservative MP Russ Hiebert to share their views about
the needs and opportunities of ethnic communities in
Canada.
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article]
Mixed Reaction to black-focused school plan.
The Caribbean Camera; November 09, 2007
CIPP's Mark Persaud comments on black-focused schools
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article]
Myths of Catholic education.
Toronto Star; September 29, 2007
CIPP Director, Anna Morgan on faith based education:
Myths of Catholic education.
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article]
Khat: a dangerous drug or harmless ritual?
National Post; September 28, 2007
CIPP's Governor, Em Morgan on the use of khat in Canada
- Khat: a dangerous drug or harmless ritual? - Law is a
sore point within the Canadian Somali community.
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article]
We have energy, the U.S. can defend us.
Vancouver Sun; September 22, 2007
CIPP's Governor, David Kilgour on Canada's energy
supplies - Symbiosis: We have energy, the U.S. can
defend us.
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article]
Exerting 'hard power' in the Artic.
National Post; August 9, 2007
CIPP's Governor, Professor Ed Morgan on Arctic
Sovereignty.
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article]
A national Hijab Day?
The Hamilton Spectator; July 21, 2007
CIPP's Mark Persaud comments on hijabs and ?- A national Hijab Day?
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article]
CIPP's Governor, James Morton '86 Becomes Legal Counsel to Canadian Somali Congress.
Osgoode Hall Law; July 19, 2007
President of the Ontario Bar Association and prominant
Canadian Lawyer, James C. Morton, becomes Legal Counsel
to the Canadian Somali Congress
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article]
CIPP's Anna Morgan 'When words are part of healing'
Toronto Star; July 8, 2007
Phil Fontaine, national chief of the Assembly of First
Nations, says he takes no issue with the $10.5 million compensation given to Maher Arar,
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article]
Canada's Afghan dilemma.
THE ASIAN AGE; June 30, 2007
CIPP's David Kilgour: Canada's Afghan dilemma
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article]
Getting by giving.
The Canadian Immigrant Magazine; April, 2007
CIPP's Mark Persaud featured in The Canadian Immigrant
Magazine.
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article]
The racist hatred that just won't quit.
The Toronto Star; Mar 18, 2007
CIPP's Anna Morgan: The racist hatred that just won't quit - Anti-Semitism just never seems to go away, even here, says Anna Morgan
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article]
CIPP's Mark
Persaud featured Osgoode Alumni
Osgoode Alumni Magazine; February, 2007
CIPP's Mark Persaud is featured in Osgoode Hall Law School
Alumni Magazine - Peace Prize Nominee Remembers Life on the Streets
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article]
Feature article on CIPP's Mark Persaud
The Guyana Chronicle; January 28, 2007
From street life in Toronto to hero for Canadian immigrants
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article]
CIPP Director, Anna Morgan, Poignant tales of SARS tragedy.
Toronto Star; January 13, 2007
Appalling, too, was the first-person account told in
Toronto Life magazine in October 2003 by Anna Morgan of the deaths due to SARS of an elderly Russian immigrant,
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article]
The Truth Unveiled.
National Post; November 3, 2006
CIPP Governor, Ed Morgan: Letter to the Editor of the
National Post Re: The Truth Unveiled, Barbara Kay,
Nov. 1.
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article]
Exposing what lies beneath
The Toronto Star; October 29, 2006
CIPP's Anna Morgan: Exposing what lies beneath -
Unsophisticated humour reveals the darker side of many social attitudes, says Anna Morgan
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article]
Peace project beacon of hope
The Toronto Star; September 6, 2006
Canadian International Peace Project's Afghan Project - Peace project beacon of hope
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article]
CIPP Governors, Imam Abdul Hai Patel and Imam Hamid Slimi
; July 11, 2006
CIPP Governors, Imam Abdul Hai Patel and Imam Hamid Slimi condemn " cowardly act" of Mumbai bombings on behalf of the Islamic Councils of Imams-Canada
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article]
Sri
Lanka looks to Canada as a political role model
Toronto Star; January, 2003
This
article follows former Ontario Premier, Bob Rae, on his efforts
to conserve peace in Sri Lanka. Also highlighted in the article
is the involvement of Professor David Cameron, Founding Director
and Secretary of the Canadian International Peace Project, in conserving
peace in Sri Lanka. [View
article]
Muslims
suffering from identity crisis
Toronto Star; January, 2003
In
his opinion article, Javed Akbar, CIPP Director, encourages us to
seek a solution to today's challenges together. [View
article]
Anglicans
helping to rebuild
The Anglican; June, 2002
Lori
Ann Comeau, a Canadian International Peace Project Director, shares
her views with a journalist from The Anglican. [View
article]
Two South Asian Men Honoured.
Justice Canada; May, 2002
CIPP's Mark Persaud, one of two Department of Justice
lawyers, honoured as South Asian Men of the Bar for the
inaugural South Asian Heritage Month in Ontario, May, 2002
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article]
CIPP's Mark Persaud Honoured.
; May 2, 2002
CIPP's Mark Persaud, honoured for advocacy and
volunteerism in the advancement of human rights and
assisting with the integration of the South Asian community into Ontario
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article]
Church
Fundraiser has far-reaching benefits
Etobicoke Gardian; May, 2002
Lori
Ann Comeau, a Canadian International Peace Project Director, is
interviewed by a journalist from the Etobicoke Gardian, regarding
the CIPP and the May 2002 Peace Concert. [View
article]
From
Toronto to Kabul, in peace
The Observer; March, 2002
A
journalist from The Observer interviews our Chairs, Mobeen Khaja
and Mark Persaud. [View
article]
Afghan
project unites faiths
Toronto Star; December, 2001
Toronto
Star reporter, Andrew Chung, interviews Rev. Brian Brown and Mobeen
Khaja for some background information on the CIPP. [View
article]
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