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SfP-Pugwash Joint Conference
The annual SfP-Pugwash joint conference took place on Saturday March 22 in the East Common Room of Hart House on the campus of the...
Science for Peace
May 14, 20031 min read
Working Group on Genetics and Biotechnology
This has been an active year in the area of this group and I will attempt only to summarize important developments. For those with a...
Science for Peace
May 14, 20037 min read
In Response
A letter by Jean Smith read on the CBC radio program The House, in response to comments made by Jack Granatstein, who favours building up...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20022 min read
Military Research and Canadian Universities
The military focus of scientific research is not a new phenomenon, as we have witnessed for centuries, most notably during World War II...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20022 min read
Innu Women Elders Tour
The International Campaign For The Innu And The Earth (ICIE) has invited four Innu women elders on a speaking tour of southern Ontario....
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20023 min read
Pugwash Conference
The Canadian Pugwash Group* (CPG), a 69-member organization that supports the international Pugwash Conferences on Science and World...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20022 min read
Peace Declaration
(from Tadatoshi Akiba, Mayor, The City of Hiroshima) August 6, 2002 Another hot, agonizing summer has arrived for our hibakusha who,...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20023 min read
Keep Space for Peace Week
The Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space of which Science for Peace is a member has declared October 4 to 11, 2002 as...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20021 min read
Upcoming Films
The Toronto Mobilization for Global Justice and the Planet in Focus Environmental Film and Video Festival are co-presenting: Global...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20022 min read
Students for Peace
Students for Peace is the new student chapter of Science for Peace, located at the University of Toronto. The group, which is beginning...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20021 min read
From the President
After a long simmering summer, we are again faced with the drum-beat of war. As the U.N. sanctions continue to devastate the Iraqi...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20022 min read
Policy on Iraq
CBC’s Newsworld has just concluded an interview with M. Bernard Patry, Chairperson of Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Jason Kenney...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20021 min read
Conference: Signs of Hope in the Middle East
10 November 2002, Toronto Afternoon session 14:30, OISE Auditorium, 252 Bloor Street W Prof. Atif Kubursi, Economics, McMaster University...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20021 min read
Education Campaign on NMD and Weaponization of Space
The project to develop an educational module for secondary school students is well underway. Beginning in November, trained volunteers...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20021 min read
September 11: Then and Now Conference and Workshops
In the past few months leading up to early September, we have been the victims of one of the most expensive and widespread advertising...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20024 min read
Suzuki Talk
Earth, air, fire, and water make up the four elements of nature. But humans also play a crucial role in nature’s complex web of life....
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20021 min read
The Kyoto Brief
Drought in Alberta, 31 smog alerts in southern Ontario, freak storms, the list continues. Natural systems seem to be in disarray and the...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20024 min read
The Demining Technology Competition
The Fourth Mines Action Canada (2001-2002) competition to encourage appropriate technology solutions and incremental improvements in the...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20022 min read
Book Launch: Uncle Sam and Us by Stephen Clarkson
Tuesday, 1 October 2002 at 5.30 p.m. In the last 15 years Canada has signed three major treaties, the original Canada-U.S. Free Trade...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20021 min read
Geneva in July
by Phyllis Creighton The meeting of the Council of the International Peace Bureau (IPB) on the 20th, which I attended as one of its two...
Science for Peace
Sep 20, 20024 min read
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