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Richard Bagan Alberta Day does nothing to unite a split province
At the annual Premier’s Breakfast at Stampede, Jason Kenney was serving more than just pancakes. As he was cooking, Kenney…
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Rising inflation affects post-secondary students the most
Most people’s feeds are filled with news about how we are experiencing the highest inflation in almost 40 years, and…
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Soccer fans hurt the most after being overlooked by FIFA
There are few things Edmontonians love more than their soccer. Every time Commonwealth Stadium hosts a game, thousands of spectators…
Read More » - Richard Bagan
Kenney’s leadership review: should he stay or should he go?
The leadership review for Premier Jason Kenney is the current centrepiece of the Albertan political theatre. Having been premier for…
Read More » - Lara Kmech
Loss of transit washrooms has negative consequences for all Edmontonians
To combat an increase in drug poisonings in Edmonton as of March 7, 2022, the City of Edmonton has closed…
Read More » - Helen Zhang
Old Strathcona needs less cars and more public transit
It’s no secret that Old Strathcona is an anchor point for the City of Edmonton. It is one of the…
Read More » - Emily Williams
Editorial: Budget 2022 is not a win for students and threatens an arts education
The cuts to post-secondary are going ahead as planned in 2019 with a notable caveat. The University of Alberta specifically…
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Top 5: Edmonton Valentine’s Day date ideas
Valentine’s Day can be a super stressful time, especially for students. Not only do you have to worry about midterms…
Read More » - Christien Ford
In the end, we are to blame for emboldened protesters
For a long time, anti-vaccine beliefs were something we only heard during the holidays. When our weird family members would…
Read More » - Christien Ford
Top 5: Online learning activities
Since the University of Alberta has announced school will be online until February 28, many students are feeling the early…
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