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	Who Should Get In Toronto Summary
		Haroon Siddiqui, Editorial Page, Editor Emeritus, The Toronto Star, urged people interested in immigration policy to shift their focus from the question of numbers to a debate about underlying principles.
		Siddiqui warned that Canada’s immigration system is becoming less and less "colour blind," due to a variety of "stresses and strains." As examples he pointed to:
		Siddiqui argued that these issues need to be addressed as part of the immigration debate.
	www.maytree.com /HTMLFiles/WSGITorontoSummary.htm (1689 words)

	Let It Bleed: More Haroon Lies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Firstly, Haroon doesn't manage to produce the "assertions of Tony Blair" which Straw's words are "contrary to".
		Set aside for the moment that this is down more than 6,000 bodies from Haroon's own earlier claims of the number of dead in Iraq.
		If that's true, and we also accept as true Haroon's earlier claims (which are nothing but Baathist propaganda lies) that the UN imposed from 1991 to 2003 killed 1 million Iraqis (for an annual average of 83,000), then the US has managed to reduce the annual number of civilian deaths by nearly 70,000.
	letitbleed.blogs.com /blog/2004/04/more_haroon_lie.html (1246 words)

	rediff.com US edition: Where Siddiqui found his Star
		Haroon Siddiqui is the first South Asian journalist in Canada to have made the big time, the first Muslim, and the first visible minority Canadian in mainstream journalism for over three decades.
		Siddiqui has every reason to look back over his 30 years in Canadian journalism with pride.
		While he still spends his summers in Canada and winters in India, Siddiqui continues to write no matter where in the world he is, preferring to ponder on issues like the global village or cultural mixing.
	inhome.rediff.com /us/2000/may/19us.htm (1074 words)

	Let It Bleed: Siddiqui: Liar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It seems Siddiqui is so terrified of the adverse effect martial law might have on the insurgency, that he jumped the gun in his criticism.
		On the issue of Siddiqui's harangue regarding detainees, particularly at Guantanamo, it makes little sense for the Americans to endure the withering PR beatings over Guantanamo if the inmates there are being held on flimsy evidence.
		Haroon Siddiqui is not capable to accept the basic values of the Western civilization.
	letitbleed.blogs.com /blog/2004/07/siddiqui_liar.html (1799 words)

	Regina Leader-Post reporters accuse paper's editors of censorship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The reporters say that Siddiqui's comments on media convergence and alleged censorship in the CanWest newspaper chain were altered in the account published in yesterday's edition of the Leader-Post.
		Siddiqui told an audience at the University of Regina's school of journalism that the Asper family, which owns the media conglomerate, have argued they have a right to their views.
		Siddiqui said he believed that the coverage of his speech indicated that the 14 big-city dailies in the Asper chain might be practising self-censorship.
	www.cjfe.org /releases/2002/can-mar07.html (374 words)

	Islamica Community Forums - Arabs betray tradition of learning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Not only is the headline of this article racist, but Haroon Siddiqui also failed to provide a persuasively critical reading of the recent U.N. report on Arab League nations.
		I would have thought that Haroon Siddiqui's frank and honest assessment of the U.N. report on the subject would have given Elmasry a chance for some serious introspection.
		What Siddiqui is missing is that it is the entire Muslim world which is in the gutter, not just the Arabs.
	www.islamicaweb.com /archive/t-5431 (1929 words)

	Montreal Newspaper Guild - Links Relating to the CanWest Controversy
		Haroon Siddiqui, a columnist at The Star and the paper's editorial page editor emeritus, is winner of the National Press Club of Canada 2002 World Press Freedom Award.
		The citation to Haroon Siddiqui, who was nominated by PEN Canada, noted his long-standing interest in issues of human rights, freedom of expression and freedom of the press.
		In honouring Siddiqui, the selection committee chaired by Charles Morrow of the NPC gave honourable mention to the editorial staffs of The Gazette (Montreal) and the Regina Leader-Post who objected publicly to the editorial policies of their new owners.
	www.montrealnewspaperguild.com /canwestlinks2.htm (12362 words)

	The hijab controversy
		Haroon Siddiqui in the Toronto Star is a liberal democrat troubled by the French ban on the hijab – a stance revealing how much the influence of religion has waned in modern urban society.
		Many young urban women wear the hijab today as a defiant assertion of their identity in the face of pressures to conform to Western society, and their daughters – another generation removed from the immigrant culture of their families – will almost certainly not feel the same need to do so.
		But Siddiqui is mistaken in his belief that “secularism” was historically “neutral” rather than “anti-religious” when it arose in reaction to superstition and clerical domination, or that modernizing secular reformers like Kamal Ataturk were in their own way as oppressive as their misogynistic opposite numbers in the Taliban.
	quicksitebuilder.cnet.com /supfacts/id430.html (1060 words)

	General Pervez Musharraf - About Pakistans: National Awards
		Haroon Ahmed is Professor of Microelectronics and the Head of the Microelectronics Research Centre based in the Cavendish Laboratory of the Cambridge University.
		Haroon is a fellow of the Corpus Christi College of the Cambridge University for 33 years and has been Master of the College since August 2002.
		Haroon has been an active member of the Pakistani community in Britain and has contributed significantly in projecting a positive image of his country.
	www.presidentofpakistan.gov.pk /NationalAwards.aspx (11884 words)

	Islamica Community Forums - Haroon Siddiqui on Khaled Abou el-Fadl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Siddiqui is great, saw him on tv on that new cbc media show today with Antonia Zerbesias, she's also a pretty good columnist.
		after all, that is siddiqui's underlying message: we must be equally critical of the west and east.
		Siddiqui presents Dr. Abou el Fadl is just as antizionist as homeboy at the mosque chanting khyber khyber ya yahud, Therefore hes one of us.
	www.islamicaweb.com /archive/t-7013 (2302 words)

	Haroon Siddiqui
		But the overarching consideration that puts Canadians at risk is a Liberal government whose Middle Eastern policies and domestic anti-terrorism priorities are driven by the need to please the Islamic voting block that helps keep the Liberals clinging to power.
		Siddiqui can be very clever in attempting to hide his anti-Israel, anti-American, pro-Islamist biases.
		Siddiqui's emphasis on the threat to world peace posed by George Bush and Ariel Sharon, a Canadian can hardly be blamed for assuming that when we are scraping up bodies in the Toronto subway, the murderers will turn out to be radical Americans or Israelis.
	haroonsiddiqui.com (204 words)

	TomDispatch - The Great Game returns, greater than ever
		For instance, let's say for the sake of argument that we are indeed bringing democracy to Iraq, which I imagine the Iraqis might indeed appreciate.
		Most are undemocratic, if not repressive." (By the way, Paul Woodward of www.warincontext.org actually found the Siddiqui piece.
		The concept of America as world empire, so controversial as to be almost unsayable just a few months ago, is now close to conventional wisdom.
	www.tomdispatch.com /index.mhtml?pid=658 (1317 words)

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		Before joining The Star in 1978, he worked for 10 years at the Brandon Sun in Manitoba, the last four as managing editor.
		Siddiqui is a member of the: Order of Ontario, awarded in December 2000.
		Editorial Division of the Canadian Newspaper Association where he chaired its diversity committee which works with newspapers to reflect Canada's diversity, both in news coverage and in hiring.
	canada.metropolis.net /events/ottawa/siddiqui.doc (305 words)

	past articles on feature page
		Haroon Siddiqui, The Toronto Star, December 9, 2001
		Haroon Siddiqui, The Star's Editor Emeritus, gave this speech on Friday at York University where he received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree.
		WHILE WE GRIEVE with Americans in the aftermath of their single biggest death toll since the Civil War, and pray for the dead as well as the living, it needs to be said that Canada's border is no more porous than America's.
	www.ottawamuslim.net /Newsarticles/Past_features.htm (5603 words)

	GN Online: Emirates to have exclusive kitchen
		Iain Webster (left) hands over the ISO 9001: 2000 to Haroon Siddiqui while Dana Kai looks on during a brief presentation in Dubai.
		But this will not be enough to deal with the demands of the near future, said Haroon Siddiqui, vice-president, Emirates Abela.
		Although business was a little slow directly after September 11, it had returned to normal by the start of this year.
	www.gulf-news.com /Articles/print.asp?ArticleID=46174 (350 words)

	News @ Serbian Unity Congress \| 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		An Open Letter to Haroon Siddiqui and The Toronto Star, Oct 08
		An Open Letter to Haroon Siddiqui and The Toronto Star:We demand an apology for the vicious, racist propaganda that your newspaper has been circulating under the guise of news and commentary.
		And with the dawn of democratization, already underway, will come a respect for pluralism and disdain for old hatreds, so that all minorities, including the Serb minorities in Bosnia and elsewhere, will feel safe once again.
	news.suc.org /bydate/2000/Oct_09/3.html (1319 words)

	Muslim Communities in Europe: Britain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Councillor Saleem Siddiqui has the unique distinction of serving twice as Mayor of Hackney, the London borough in which he has lived for over 25 years - in 1995/96 and 2001/02.
		Haroon Ahmed is Master of Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge and Professor of Microelectronics at the Cavendish Laboratory.
		Haroon Ahmed has worked at the University of Cambridge in the Engineering and Physics Departments for more than 33 years and was elected a Fellow of Corpus Christi College in 1967.
	www.salaam.co.uk /themeofthemonth/september03_index.php?l=9 (9338 words)

	The Carillon: March 14, 2002
		The federal NDP is attempting a more pragmatic approach to relay their stance on issues such as education, says Adam Giambroni, president of the party on his recent visit to the U of R. Siddiqui scrutinizes the media¹s corporate agenda
		"Journalism is subjective by definition," said Haroon Siddiqui, columnist at the Toronto Star and guest lecturer of the 22nd annual James M. Minifie Lecture hosted by the University of Regina School of Journalism.
		Haroon Siddiqui's allegations that CanWest Global performs "chilling acts of censorship" caused ten Leader-Post reporters to withdraw their bylines when the coverage was toned down by editors.
	www.carillon.uregina.ca:16080 /02.03.14 (566 words)

	Haroon Siddiqui
		Haroon Siddiqui is the Toronto Star’s editorial page editor emeritus.
		Haroon Siddiqui says terrorists are targeting us because of our policies in Muslim lands, not because we are free
		Then there’s the daily terror of Iraq, where more than 700 people have been killed in the last month alone.
	www.selvesandothers.org /view1343.html (451 words)

	A letter to our American Friends.. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Title: [SW Analysis] (Haroon Siddiqui - Toronto Star) A letter (Canadian) to our American Friends
		DEAR NEIGHBOURS: In your darkest hour of shock, grief and outrage, we walk with you in your collective mourning.
		Which is what, to your great credit, you and your President have done so far.
	www.somaliawatch.org /archivesep01/010914401.htm (776 words)

	Democratic Underground Forums - Haroon Siddiqui (Toronto Star): Seven responses to Bush bombast
		Democratic Underground Forums - Haroon Siddiqui (Toronto Star): Seven responses to Bush bombast
		Haroon Siddiqui (Toronto Star): Seven responses to Bush bombast
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	www.democraticunderground.com /duforum/DCForumID38/10718.html (293 words)

	NPC Activities
		You would have gotten an A, but you lost a grade point for your lack of mentioning Zionists, Jews or Israel, instead of your use of the smokescreen term "neo-con".
		In his September 11 Toronto Star column on sharia Haroon Siddiqui said: "To say that Muslim Ontarians may transplant the practices of their homelands here is to accept the notion that Serb Canadians could have replicated Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo in Canada.
		It is said that allowing Muslim religious arbitration would set a bad example for the world.
	www.natparty.com /activities.htm (5665 words)

	It's the US foreign policy, stupid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		I take it Haroon was turned down for a US visa and had to settle in Canada instead.
		Well, Haroon, your chances of ever getting to the USA just went from zero to minus one.
		People like Haroon are the reason our border with Canada is like a sieve and needs to be closed up for the time being.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/news/531553/posts (3743 words)

	AMSE. International : About us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Abu Yousuf Yaqub Ibn Ishaq al-Kindi was born at Kufa around 800 A.D. His father was an official of Haroon al-Rashid.
		Prior to this publication only five of his manuscripts were to be found scattered in libraries the world over.
		In his preface he has provided extremely useful information regarding the book and the author and, wherever felt necessary, explanatory notes have been written to facilitate publication of this work on modern publishing standards.
	www.amse.net /discoveries_WorkofMuslimScientists.html (11849 words)

	Let's take 25,000 Afghan Refugees by Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
		By Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star, 22 February 2001
		SINCE AMERICA does not quite know what to do with Saddam Hussein, it keeps killing hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians through economic sanctions.
		Such an initiative by Ottawa will assuage the dishonour brought on us by the policy it is pursuing now: making Canada a partner in an American-led act of economic warfare that is killing innocent civilians in Afghanistan, just as in Iraq.
	www.themodernreligion.com /jihad/afghan/25000-refugees.html (856 words)

	Uni.ca -- The politics of equal dignity -- Haroon Siddiqui
		Uni.ca -- The politics of equal dignity -- Haroon Siddiqui
		The Star's Editor Emeritus gave this speech on November 2 at York University where he received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree.
		More than me, or even The Toronto Star, you are celebrating Canada - our home and native land.
	www.uni.ca /siddiqui.html (1270 words)

	M2 Presswire: York U. to award honorary degrees to journalist Haroon Siddiqui, TVO Chair Isabel Bassett, archivist Ian ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		M2 Presswire: York U. to award honorary degrees to journalist Haroon Siddiqui, TVO Chair Isabel Bassett, archivist Ian Wilson, atmospheric scientist Colin Hines.@ HighBeam Research
		York U. to award honorary degrees to journalist Haroon Siddiqui, TVO Chair Isabel Bassett, archivist Ian Wilson, atmospheric scientist Colin Hines.
		TORONTO -- York University will confer honorary degrees on Toronto Star columnist Haroon Siddiqui, TVOntario Chair Isabel Bassett, National Archivist of Canada Ian E. Wilson and atmospheric scientist Dr. Colin Hines during its fall convocation ceremonies Fri., Nov. 2 and Sat., Nov. 3.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:79446769&refid=ink_tptd_np (195 words)

	The Newspaper Guild - Guild Reporter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		No Saskatchewan aboriginal person had been allowed into the domain of the Leader-Post.
		Siddiqui is The Star’s editorial page editor emeritus at The Toronto Star.
		His column, reproduced here with his permission, appears on Thursdays and Sundays.
	newsguild.org /gr/gr_display.php?storyID=712 (1598 words)

	rediff.com US edition: Two home runs in quick succession! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After getting the Order of Ontario last December, Indo-Canadian journalist Haroon Siddiqui, editorial page editor emeritus of the Toronto Star, now gets the Order of Canada, the highest civilian award that the Canadian government can bestow on its civilians.
		Another Indo-Canadian who is amongst the list of 104 new recipients of the Order of Canada is Sudershen Devanesen, a family physician in Toronto.
		"A highly respected journalist, he has been an advocate for fairness and equality of opportunity," Clarkson's office said about Siddiqui.
	in.rediff.com /us/2001/aug/23us6.htm (212 words)

	sept10
		Giant peace cards will be constructed to send to world leaders involved in conflict; please bring your symbols and images of peace and peace-making to add to the card.
		"Two Years After 9/11 Attacks, A Report Card", by Haroon Siddiqui
		The Bush administration has squandered the moral part of that potent combination.
	www.web.net /~nwatch/peace/sept10.html (3273 words)

	No foundation in Islam for Taleban rampage on statues writes Haroon Siddiqui, The Toronto Star
		No foundation in Islam for Taleban rampage on statues writes Haroon Siddiqui, The Toronto Star
		No foundation in Islam for Taleban rampage on statues
		By Haroon Siddiqui, the editorial page editor emeritus of The Toronto Star, March 4, 2001
	www.themodernreligion.com /jihad/afghan/no-place.htm (775 words)

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