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Helen Zhang Marble Pedestal: Edmonton Eskimos lowering ticket prices
I’ll admit, I’m not really a huge football fan. I like the Superbowl, but mostly because of all the good…
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Video game labour is still in need of unionization
Nine months ago, Telltale Games officially closed its doors after firing hundreds of its employees without proper notice or severance.…
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Mouth off the Month: May
Mouth Off the Month is a monthly article in which our Opinion Editor reviews the previous month and decides whether…
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Measles case in Edmonton another reminder of the importance of vaccines
The question has again been raised as another confirmed case of the measles in Edmonton has popped up: are we…
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We can make school sports accessible without using no-cut policies
For anyone who’s felt the sting of being cut from the basketball team or cheer squad, a new future for…
Read More » - Jessica Tang
Empty Pride: The parade’s forgotten history
On June 9, 2018, Edmonton’s annual Pride parade was stopped for more than half an hour when a group of…
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Get ready to rent sex dolls in Edmonton
Ever feel like you’ll never find love? Perhaps those Valentine’s Day plans fell through, or you need an end to…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Edmonton has a bright future as hub for youth employment
Edmonton started February off right when Don Iveson accepted the award for “Best Canadian City for Youth to Work” from…
Read More » - Al Rashid Mos
Wolves of Odin incident at local mosque poses threat to Canadian values
For those who don’t live here, Canada might seem like a heaven on earth, with an extravagant and sluggish lifestyle…
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A bike sharing program would be a boon to Edmonton
Public bikes, a new environmentally and economically friendly mode of transportation, could possibly make its introduction to Edmonton in the…
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