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Jonas Smith Notes from Council: Shaping Our Values, plans for RATT, and executive updates
At the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) Students’ Council meeting on August 26, a project establishing U of A’s…
Read More » - OpinionJasleen Mahindru
Fracturing the vows: Alberta’s divorce of Canada
Frustration fuels Alberta’s independence movement. But aggravation isn’t a logical reason to make drastic decisions. Separation will lead to legal…
Read More » - NewsEvan Cruickshank
University students organize in support of Samuel Bird’s family
Students at the University of Alberta organized a sign making event to bring awareness to Samuel Bird. Bird is a…
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Listening to the wild: Tracking wildlife with HawkEars
An artificial intelligence (AI) tool developed during the COVID-19 pandemic is changing how Canadian scientists listen to wildlife. It’s also…
Read More » - OpinionAlberta Newsroom
New schools library rules cause more harm than good
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is defending her government’s move to ban books that allegedly contain “sexual” content. It is important…
Read More » - OpinionLiberal Party of Canada
Global duty and domestic strain: Canada’s $4.3 billion pledge
Canada’s $4.3 billion pledge to Ukraine allows us to ask if foreign policy is more important than domestic priorities. We…
Read More » - Opinion Leah Hennig
Friend or foe? Corporate involvement in education
Google Canada has given $5 million in grant money to the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii) to enhance artificial intelligence…
Read More » - OpinionWikipedia User Magnus Manske
Beloved or bully? Magpie crowned bird of Edmonton
The polls are finished and the city has decided the black-billed magpie is the official bird of Edmonton. This controversial…
Read More » - OpinionAndrea Hankinson
Hazardous silence: Farm workers challenge Health Canada
The United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) is suing Health Canada for not enforcing pesticide safety rules. It is well…
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Selective accountability: Poilievre’s riding change to stay in House
Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, lost his seat in the Carleton riding to Bruce Fanjoy, meaning…
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