Katie Teeling

Katie Teeling was the 2023-24 Editor-in-Chief and the 2022-23 Opinion Editor at The Gateway. She’s in her fifth year, studying anthropology and history. She is obsessed with all things horror, Adam Driver, and Lord of the Rings. When she isn’t crying in Tory about human evolution, Katie can be found drinking iced capps and reading romance novels.

OpinionRichard Bagan

Katie TeelingAugust 10, 2022

Alberta Day does nothing to unite a split province

At the annual Premier’s Breakfast at Stampede, Jason Kenney was serving more than just pancakes. As he was cooking, Kenney…
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CampusMitchell Pawluk

Katie TeelingAugust 4, 2022

Getting rid of COVID-19 mandates only prolongs the pandemic

If there’s one thing the pandemic has taught us, it’s that removing all of our mandates too soon prolongs the…
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FeaturesSupplied

Katie TeelingJuly 21, 2022

Canadians need truth, not just reconciliation

When the news broke on May 27 last year that 215 unmarked graves were found at the Kamloops Indian Residential…
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Katie TeelingJuly 20, 2022

Study finds that adults raised with low socioeconomic status are more likely to become obese

Adults raised with low socioeconomic status (SES) are more likely to be obese later on in life, a new study…
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Arts & CultureSupplied

Katie TeelingJuly 11, 2022

Queering theatre: How ‘The Immaculate Perfection’ creates space for underrepresented voices

For many, theatre in Canada is an alienating experience. Playwright Daniel Halpern and director David Woroner were desperate to change…
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OpinionSupplied

Katie TeelingJuly 4, 2022

Soccer fans hurt the most after being overlooked by FIFA

There are few things Edmontonians love more than their soccer. Every time Commonwealth Stadium hosts a game, thousands of spectators…
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Katie TeelingRemi HouApril 11, 2022

Point/Counterpoint: Flip phones versus smart phones

As our lives get increasingly dependent on technology, people rely heavily on their cellphones. Especially on campus, where students rely…
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Arts & CultureDisney

Katie TeelingMarch 30, 2022

Movie Review: ‘Turning Red’

Turning Red, a coming-of-age Disney and Pixar movie, shows a young Chinese-Canadian girl named Mei Lee (Rosalie Chiang) as she…
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OpinionLochlann Kerr

Iman QureshiKatie TeelingMarch 9, 2022

Bite the Ballot: Plebiscites

This year, two plebiscite questions will be on the ballot: the Campus Food Bank and the Alberta Public Interest Research…
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OpinionLochlann Kerr

Katie TeelingMarch 9, 2022

Bite the Ballot: Vice-President (External)

The race for the vice-president (external) position has been a fierce and turbulent competition between incumbent Christian Fotang, a fourth-year…
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