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Rachel Narvey Canada’s future may lie in the CANZUK alliance
Much like how earthquakes split the ground in the movie San Andreas, the tariffs from the United States (U.S.) are…
Read More » - OpinionMartin Bendico
The arts are being left in the dust
Walking through the Humanities Centre at the University of Alberta is a bit like stepping onto the set of a…
Read More » - OpinionOlivia DeBourcier
Group Commentary: Campus creatures
Campus is beginning to warm up and with that comes more creatures roaming around. Sure, the geese might attack you…
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Danielle Smith’s silence is not leadership
If political scandals were a cooking show, Premier Danielle Smith just tried to serve Albertans a half-baked investigation with a…
Read More » - OpinionLily Polenchuk
Bite the Ballot: Vice-president (external)
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when three students go toe-to-toe over government lobbying, student transit, and the fate of…
Read More » - OpinionGabriella Menezes
Abbasi defends, Munoz falters, and Goetz remains stalled in the VPX race
The University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) vice-president (external) (VPX) race at the Indigenous Students’ Union (ISU) forum on February…
Read More » - OpinionGabriella Menezes
Munoz gains momentum as Goetz stalls in UASU VPX race
If this election were a group project, Juan Munoz just became the student who actually read the rubric, Nate Goetz…
Read More » - OpinionLily Polenchuk
VPX race proves one thing: Students deserve better
Another day, another University of Alberta Students’ Union (SU) election forum. Promises were made, platforms sounded vaguely inspiring, and students…
Read More » - OpinionLily Polenchuk
Which VPX candidate can turn promises into action?
The University of Alberta Students’ Union (SU) 2025 election is underway, and the vice-president (external) (VPX) race is heating up…
Read More » - OpinionKishore Uthamaraj
Who will steer the Liberals forward? A choice that will shape Canada
The Liberal Party leadership race is heating up, with candidates ranging from a globe-trotting economist to a divisive backbencher. It’s…
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