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Connor Lengkeek Edmonton’s new anti-racism initiative kicks off at a crawling pace
The City of Edmonton’s new anti-racism initiative, which has yet to bring any tangible change, has already attracted criticism. The…
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World Juniors amplifies the Indigenous roots of hockey
The ice hockey many Canadians know and love today can be sourced from the “ricket” game created by the Mi’kmaq…
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Marble Pedestal: Edmonton Skylines
When we think of a beautiful skyline, we are likely measuring this beauty by how picturesque it is. By picturesque,…
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Highway expansion only steers Edmonton further away from sustainability
Instead of investing in public transportation or sustainable infrastructure, the province has invested $100 million to expand the Henday from…
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Alberta’s parks face threats from changes to provincial cabinet
Alberta parks are the gems of oil and gas country. Their serene beauty tempts tourists from around the world to…
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Alberta is Calling campaign catfishes vulnerable Canadians
Much like a catfishing scheme, the provincial government has created a fictional online persona to lure other Canadians to move…
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For students, Danielle Smith is the worst case scenario
After surviving four years of a bad provincial government, we shouldn’t set ourselves up for another four more. Sadly, with…
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The world is burning, and Edmonton is no exception
Massive summer heat waves, rampant forest fires, and severe weather systems mean Edmontonians need to be diligent about their climate…
Read More » - 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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