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Academics sign open letter against the sharing of Tri-Council EDI data

Over 5,000 academics have opposed a motion by a parliamentary committee to request demographic data collected through an equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) questionnaire collected by the Tri-Council Agencies.  The Tri-Council Agencies includes three federal research organizations: the Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research…

Notes from Council: Tuition proposals presented

U of A professor’s expert opinion catches the notice of Jason Kenney

U of A students rally in support of teachers and against Bill 2

Lab renamed to honour Stollery Foundation’s contributions

Canada’s new debt will grow the economy

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Minister of Finance François-Philippe Champagne have proposed the new 2025 Canadian budget, but not everyone is happy with the debt. The opposition leader for the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC), Pierre Poilievre, has been against the budget from the beginning. The Green Party, Bloc-Québécois Party,…

The absurdity of the Alberta First rally

Trump’s next target: Destruction of the planet?

Optimism only gets you so far as mayor

Time to rethink how Alberta funds post-secondary education

Nechako documentary follows first of its kind lawsuit

Released on November 17, and premiered in Edmonton on November 15, Nechako: It WIll Be A Big River Again is a new documentary by Lyana Patrick. She is a director, former journalist, professor, activist, and member of Stellat’en First Nation. “The film follows the efforts of both my nation and…

Play Review: ‘Billy Bishop Goes to War’

Beyond just academia: U of A Press celebrates University Press Week

Social Intercourse: November 5

Campus Food Review: Room At The Top

From the archives: Wartime letters to the editor

The Gateway was founded in 1910, only four years before World War One began. It continued to publish through the First and Second World Wars and sent copies of the paper to the front lines. The Gateway said in 1917 that “our object, primarily, in publishing the paper this year…

A brief history of The Gateway: 1910 to present

Practicum student falls through the cracks after injury

Diminishing third places and the students working to revive them

Harm reduction on campus: Students pushing for more