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Bassam Abun Nadi

Bassam is an educator with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science, and is currently working on his Masters of Education. He has worked for several years in education, consulting on projects ranging from adult workforce development to the integration of culturally specific curriculum into primary education. Bassam is passionate about Politics – municipal, regional and transnational – learning, and the relationship between the two. On his spare time he enjoys reading fantasy novels and spending time with his wife and son.

Stories By Bassam Abun Nadi

Opinion2 years ago

A Community Perspective on the Christchurch Terror Attack

As this very moment, the number of dead from the Christchurch terror attack remains unknown. Authorities say 49 dead, but a snuff video posted by the...
Sports3 years ago

Khabib, McGregor, and What the UFC Can Learn From FIFA

Image: Joe Amon, ESPN The Fight UFC 229, which took place on October 6th, had a rather unconventional ending. Nearly two weeks have gone by, and...
Arts and Entertainment4 years ago

Depressed That Game of Thrones is Over? We Have a Cure

Tonight was the season finale of HBO’s Game of Thrones, the consequence of which will be months of Westeros-withdrawl for many of us. The hit show...
International4 years ago

Assad’s Pyrrhic Victory: What the Fall of Aleppo Means for Syria

The Fall of Aleppo The recapture Syria’s second city by Syrian forces now seems all but inevitable. The Syrian army, along with Russian airpower and regional...
News4 years ago

Fentanyl – Are We Asking the Right Questions?

Much like heroin in the 1960s, Fentanyl is ripping through Surrey and Vancouver’s East side, leaving law makers, emergency responders, and police in a highly reactive...
International4 years ago

What Does Fidel Castro’s Death Mean for Canada

Fidel Castro, one of the 20th century’s most influential and divisive figures, passed away today. At 90 years old, the passionate left-wing revolutionary stood in defiance...
International4 years ago

Why a Trump Presidency May Not Be as Bad as you Think

I hate Donald Trump. I hate him with a visceral, deep passion. With that said, I am not all that disappointed that he won this election....
Politics6 years ago

What Justin Trudeau Must Do

In my lifetime I have really only known two Prime Ministers: Jean Chretien and Stephen Harper. With that in mind, it is easy to understand why...
News6 years ago

What Happens When you Take Away the Means, But Not the Motivation, for Palestinian Resistance?

Making sense of the violence in the West Bank and Gaza Strip Image Source A New Phase in an Old Conflict Nearly 30 Palestinians and 7...
Education6 years ago

Millennials Suck, & it’s The Baby Boomers’ Fault

In my professional life I spend an extensive amount of time engaging with the decision makers of academic institutions across Western Canada and the Middle East....
News6 years ago

Chapel Hill: Controlling The Narrative

Craig Stephen Hicks sits in the Durham County courtroom on February 11, 2015 in Durham, North Carolina. Sara D. Davis/Getty By now nearly everyone has heard...
News7 years ago

A Culture of Failure

(Image Source) The Trouble Facing Our Young Men In July of this year I was blessed with the birth of my first child. Telling you that...
News7 years ago

The Colour of Terrorism

Canadians are understandably on the edge of their seats in the wake of this week’s events. This morning, a gunmen opened fire in Ottawa killing one...
Newton 6047 years ago

The Muslim Vote

A Historically Inactive Population Has the Opportunity to Play a Decisive Role in the Future of Surrey. (Image Source) The municipal election season is upon us,...