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Covy Moore The greatest outdoor show on Earth, or the deadliest?
The annual Calgary Stampede has resulted in the deaths of several horses, once again. This year, three horses were put…
Read More » - OpinionAbbeygael Kuchmak
Burlap Sack: Construction season
Nothing will make you more willing to pay to live on or near campus like the overwhelming construction in Edmonton.…
Read More » - OpinionMartin Bendico
Arts faculty and students need stable spaces to work
The turmoil that the faculty of arts experienced during the winter semester hasn’t ceased. After months of construction, the Humanities…
Read More » - OpinionLily Polenchuk
Top 5: Ways to cool off this summer
With global temperatures rising, all of Canada will soon look like the planet from Dune. But until we get our…
Read More » - Arts & CultureNitasha Baig
Exhibit Review: ‘Listening to the Land’ at FAB gallery
Second-hand fabrics, homemade dyes, and participatory works create an immersive space for viewers to investigate their relationship to land and…
Read More » - OpinionRichard Siemens
Misunderstandings about 15-minute cities hold Edmonton back
Tired of having to drive everywhere? What if you could walk to your local cafe, grocery store, and health clinic…
Read More » - OpinionJoanne Francis
Not addressing climate change is costing Albertans, in more ways than one
According to climatologist David Phillips, this last winter broke records as the warmest winter in Canadian history. Surely, these temperatures…
Read More » - OpinionChristien Ford
U of A religious accommodation process burdens students during exams and holidays
Could you imagine taking an exam on Christmas? Thanksgiving? Probably not. After all, the Canadian government recognizes these as statutory…
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