The Globe and Mail: 9/11/02

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REMEMBERING

• Share Your Thoughts

• What You Said
Where were you and what were you doing at this time last year?

CANADIAN CONNECTIONS

• PM says U.S. attitude helped fuel Sept. 11
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien says the United States and the West must shoulder some of the responsibility for last year's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington because of their wealth and exercise of power in the world. FULL STORY

A CHANGED AMERICA

• Bush rallies US. for fight
'WE WILL NOT RELENT.' The President leads a sombre nation in mourning the victims of Sept. 11, promises to finish his war on terror and points the finger at the next big target: Saddam Hussein FULL STORY

• A sky-high salute to the heroes of Flight 93
Dark clouds, chill winds didn't stop tribute from being beautiful, ROY MacGREGOR writes, as he completes AN AMERICAN JOURNEY FULL STORY

THE MUSLIM WORLD

• Don't shackle us to 9/11
Canadian Muslims, horrified that last year's crime was carried out in the name of Islam, have a special duty to challenge intolerance head on, says SHEEMA KHAN FULL STORY

COMMENT

• Flowers and tears in the swirling dust
NEW YORK -- Down the ramp the mourners stream to leave their flowers in the pit. FULL STORY

NEW YORK RECOVERS

• 'There are things we cannot forget'
They wept at ground zero and prayed at the Pentagon as millions mourned the victims of Sept. 11 FULL STORY

TIMELINE
Tracing events in the world since Sept. 11

PHOTO GALLERY
One year later, the world commemorates 9/11

A CHANGED AMERICA
Roy MacGregor explores the state of America's heartland

FROM THE ARCHIVES
Bush promises swift revenge in a chilling new age of terror


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