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Supplied Weapon scares after Tumbler Ridge shooting rekindle Canada’s gun debate
In the aftermath of a deadly shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, communities across the region have experienced a noticeable…
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Banning kids from social media isn’t a simple issue
Canada is entering a pivotal moment in its approach to online safety. Prime Minister Mark Carney has signalled that the…
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Emergency care at a breaking point in Alberta
Emergency physicians across Alberta have declared a state of emergency, warning that overcrowded hospitals, chronic staffing shortages, and systemic strain…
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Alberta app offers convenient alternative to paper health cards
Alberta has announced that residents can now access their provincial health card digitally through the Alberta Wallet app. Leaders pitch…
Read More » - OpinionMitchell Pawluk
Federal election timing complicates students’ engagement
The announcement of a federal election on April 28 by Prime Minister Mark Carney introduces significant challenges for Canadian university…
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…
Read More » - OpinionCody Shimizu
Safety concerns on campus need to be addressed
Safety on campus has become an increasingly pressing concern at the University of Alberta. Incidents of harassment and assault have…
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Trudeau’s resignation presents both problems and opportunities
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation as leader of the Liberal Party has sent shockwaves through Canadian politics. Trudeau, who has…
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Dim prospects of homeownership are about more than just housing
The dream of homeownership has long been a cornerstone of financial stability and personal achievement for Canadians. However, this dream…
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Opioid-related deaths show the need for harm reduction
In 2024, Edmonton recorded 364 opioid-related deaths, accounting for nearly half of Alberta’s 814 total fatalities. This grim milestone highlights…
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