Opinion
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Leah Hennig SU Report Cards 2025–26: Board of Governors representative
Each year, The Gateway publishes an evaluation of the Students’ Union executive and the Board of Governors representative. It’s impossible…
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Ryan Fleischer Tate McRae’s Olympic ad is not politically neutral
It was surprising to many Canadians to see Tate McRae — born and raised in Calgary, Alberta — front and…
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Supplied - Truckee Meadows Community College ETIs for the graduate nursing program are a self-inflicted wound
Note: Andrea DeKeseredy is a PhD student in the Department of Sociology and a member of the Graduate Students’ Association…
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Darren Kirby How to be a social person: Don’t homeschool
Education in Alberta is at a remarkably uncertain time, but that doesn’t mean homeschooling is the answer. With the COVID-19…
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Liisa Otchie A new future for Black history: From preservation to possibility
Black History Month is outdated. At first glance, that statement might seem humorously contradictory, even provocative — but stay with…
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Supplied 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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Supplied What’s so important about Greenland anyway? A lot, actually
Greenland — the mostly ice island — has United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump in a full nelson. Trump has…
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Liberal Party of Canada Competitive car prices coming to Canada from China
Prime Minister Mark Carney just made a trade deal with China, but there is unnecessary worry coming from Ontario. On…
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Kieran Chrysler Capitalizing capitalism: Why a pipeline is not urgent because of Venezuela
Venezuela is a deeply complex and fraudulent country, but only because the United States (U.S.) wants it to be. On…
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