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A University of Alberta study found that seismic lines combined with wildfires in Canadian forests can improve the survival of native forest plant species over non-native species. This is thought to be due to antagonistic interaction between seismic lines and fire. The study was led by Leonardo Viliani, a PhD…
Alberta is politically diverse, and the citizen initiative petitions from all sides of the political spectrum are receiving massive amounts of harassment and misinformation. Elections Alberta recently issued a statement about the current state of citizen initiative petitions. They issued the statement due to the recent uproar in misinformation, and…
Former University of Alberta professor Katherine Koller will release a collection of short stories called Earthen Stories on May 1. This book will feature short stories that explore the relationship between humans and the natural world. The narrative interweaves elements of the Earth, including dogs, skunks, mud, and the river.…
Carter Stuart and Carter Kettyle showcased their athleticism on March 27 during testing. Saturday and Sunday were about proving it wasn’t a one-day thing. After strong testing numbers at the Canadian Football League (CFL) Combine Athletic Testing, both Golden Bears followed it up with steady, confident performances in the practice…
The University of Alberta and the Banff Centre have been the home of the Peter Lougheed School of Leadership since 2014. Now, the school has a sibling — the Peter Lougheed School of Politics and Democracy (PLSPD). The U of A officially launched the PLSPD in October 2025. Its first…
Alberta is politically diverse, and the citizen initiative petitions from all sides of the political spectrum are receiving massive amounts…
A University of Alberta study found that seismic lines combined with wildfires in Canadian forests can improve the survival of…
Former University of Alberta professor Katherine Koller will release a collection of short stories called Earthen Stories on May 1.…
Canada’s economic ties to Cuba are once again being tested — not by domestic policy shifts in Havana, but by…