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Kevin Annett Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

Rev. Annett, a Salem-News.com writer, presently serves as the Field Secretary for the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State.

(NEW YORK CITY) - Reverend Kevin Annett has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by a group of American and Canadian academicians, it was learned today.

Annett is currently on an extended speaking tour in Holland, France, Italy and other countries.

Copping the Ultimate Plea

Sub-Prime Martin’s spade ends up being just another shovel job.

(DAYTONA BEACH, FL) - Canadians have learned a lot from our city-cousins to the south.

For example, one of the biggies of American jurisprudence is known as copping a plea, a godsend among bored judges, disgruntled jurors and prosecutors late for a pro bono dinner date.

Parliamentary Secretary Deepak Obhrai Calls on Sri Lanka to Ensure Media Freedom and Investigate Journalist Attacks

Journalists who covered Sri Lanka's Tamil ethnic cleansing disappear and are murdered frequently.

(OTTAWA) - Canada remains deeply concerned about the state of media freedom in Sri Lanka.

The offices of a newspaper in Northern Sri Lanka were attacked again on Saturday.

Appeal from Survivors of Canadian Genocide

"They did everything they can to take the Indian-ness out of our people"

(NANAIMO, Vancouver Island) - Two indigenous elders and survivors of Christian internment camps, Stee-mas and Wahtsek, describe why the Queen and the Pope must be arrested for Crimes against Humanity.

Their appeal to other countries is to help them ban the Vatican, the Crown and the government and churches of Canada from their territories.

Open on Sundays: You Can Take it to the Bank... TD Means Touchdown

I never saw a city boy yet who was worth a damn. - Ernest Hemingway

(DAYTONA BEACH, FL) - Ed Clark is CEO of the TD (Formerly Toronto-Dominion) Bank Group, which lately has been scoring big time in the American banking game.

That's been happening for a couple of reasons. First, you need a bit of background, because contrary to popular wisdom, Canada is not just a junior, 10% version of the U.S. of A. It's just different. Vive la difference.

New Twist on Methane Reduction

“The work Colombia and Canada are doing, will reduce landfill gas...” - Ned Helme, president of CCAP

(TORONTO) - The Center for Clean Air Policy (CCAP) and the Government of Canada today debuted a video [click here] about an innovative program in Colombia, South America, that reduces methane gas emissions from landfills as a way to mitigate the dangers of global climate change and showcases the collaborative work of developed and developing countries.

Methane is a greenhouse gas that is 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide over a 100-year atmospheric lifetime.

Exclusive Reports from Canada and Italy issued by ITCCS

Holocaust Deniers would be proud of Canada's TRC.

(BRUSSELS ITCCS Central) - Canada`s state-managed "Truth and Reconciliation Commission" is capitalizing on the distraction caused by the latest crisis at the Vatican.

They admitted today that thousands of children did in fact die in church-run Indian residential schools across Canada.

Stand up for Love to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers

The battlefields have replaced the school and their futures mortgaged.

(WASHINGTON DC) - February 12, 2013, the world recognizes the International Day on child soldiers.

The Rat Scurries from the Vat: The Latest Coup in Rome

Tthe papal scapegoat is gone, pensioned off to wherever ex-popes end up...

(NANAIMO, Vancouver Island) - Theories are abounding this week now that the first pope in seven centuries is resigning his office. But as always, the most direct way to the truth behind the world's oldest corporation is simply by following the money: and specifically, Vatican Bank money.

Let's put to rest, first of all, the fallacy that "looming scandals" about child rape and coverup are behind Joseph Ratzinger's resignation.

Historic Common Law Court Prosecution Concludes its Case Against Canada, its Churches and the Vatican

"A final and lasting justice is owed to the dead and the living victims of the world's least-known and never-prosecuted Genocide" declares ICLCJ Prosecutor

(BRUSSELS ITCCS Central) - Canada's first independent judicial proceeding concluded its Prosecution's case today against the institutions responsible for the death of more than 50,000 aboriginal children.

The International Common Law Court of Justice (ICLCJ) commenced a case on November 6, 2012 against Canada and its churches for crimes against humanity in the Indian residential school system.