Opinion
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Jasleen Mahindru Top 5: Ways to enjoy an Edmonton winter (yes, really)
Winter in Edmonton has a reputation. As an international student who came to this country four winters ago, I dreaded…
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General strike talks are unfortunately no more
Over the last couple of months, Alberta has seen strikes and tentative agreements left and right. The Alberta Teachers’ Association’s…
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New in hate: ‘Peterson law’
On November 20, a new bill spewing hate was announced by Premier Danielle Smith and her United Conservative Party (UCP).…
Read More » - Emily Williams
Editorial: Canada’s visa diet will starve its universities
The federal government plans to reduce the number of new international study permits. This comes after last year’s cap, which…
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Point/Counterpoint: Walking smokers
Have you ever been walking to class and suddenly you get a face full of smoke? It seems that the…
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Canada’s new debt will grow the economy
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Minister of Finance François-Philippe Champagne have proposed the new 2025 Canadian budget, but not everyone…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
The absurdity of the Alberta First rally
Protests and rallies have never mixed well with conservatives, until the last few years. Edmonton saw something very different from…
Read More » - Francesco Ungaro
Trump’s next target: Destruction of the planet?
On October 23, 2025, United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump’s administration finalized a decisive step. They are formally opening the…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Optimism only gets you so far as mayor
Edmonton just recently held its mayoral election, but what good can come of it? I argue very little. While Andrew…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Time to rethink how Alberta funds post-secondary education
Alberta says it wants to make universities more “competitive,” but judging by this new funding report, it sounds like the…
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