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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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Nabeel Syed
Curbing the cash cops: Reducing photo radar sites to restore trust
In a recent effort to restore public trust, Alberta is reducing photo radar sites, arguing that radar sites will no…
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Deena Goodrunning
Hudson’s Bay may soon be gone, but Indigenous Peoples remain
The Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) is the oldest company in Canada, having existed centuries before Canada was officially founded as…
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Helen Zhang
Alberta’s measles outbreak is the cost of 20 years of anti-vaccine misinformation
You know things are bad when diseases from medieval paintings start to make a comeback. Next thing you know, Alberta…
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Sandra Fahl
Car vs city: Are bike lanes the new battleground?
The 132 Avenue Renewal Project, focused on creating safer streets, improving infrastructure, and implementing bike lanes is a major city…
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Leah Hennig
Alberta votes, Ontario decides: Why disenfranchisement runs deep
Alberta’s relationship with federal elections is like shouting into a hurricane: loud, passionate, and entirely ignored by the people holding…
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Canada shouldn’t deal with Musk or his companies
Elon Musk, one of the richest men in the world with a net worth of about $320 billion, has supported…
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Amanda Sparks
GSA is wasting money on the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations
The Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) at the University of Alberta is mandated by Alberta Laws to represent graduate students. It…
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Leah Hennig
Danielle Smith blurs the border between Canadian and U.S. conservatism
When Alberta Premier Danielle Smith flew to Florida to hang out with Ben Shapiro, she didn’t just pack her suitcase.…
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