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Emily Williams Editorial: For faculty associations, the right to strike is a powerful tool
The first faculty association strike in Alberta’s history is happening today at Concordia University, and the potential for other institutions…
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Edmonton Public Schools needs to do more to achieve an inclusive holiday calendar
As the population in Edmonton grows more culturally and religiously diverse, the calendar stays the same; important Christian dates and…
Read More » - Oumar Salifou
Iveson is gone, what should we remember him by?
“It was a difficult decision not to run again,” Mayor Don Iveson told city council on September 7 while attending…
Read More » - Mitchell Pawluk
Municipal election breakdown: who should be our next mayor?
On October 18, Edmontonians have an important decision to make when they cast their ballots. However, the important of this…
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Top 5: Edmonton autumn activities
It can get boring recycling the same four fall activities every year. Corn mazes are cool and all, but how…
Read More » - Mitchell Pawluk
papastew forum brings promising candidates and new ideas to table
In Tuesday’s papastew candidate election forum, hosted online by the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU), municipal councillor hopefuls came…
Read More » - Anuja Tripathi
Edmonton mayoral race presents new visions for the city
This is a pivotal election for Edmonton. I know people say this for every election, and it has perhaps grown…
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Hospital protests are met with outrage for good reason
Apparently, the anti-vaxxers love hospitals so much that, after filling the insides, they decide to gather outside of them as…
Read More » - Emily Williams
Marble Pedestal: Turning fire hydrants into water stations
The City of Edmonton launched a new pilot program in July where they convert fire hydrants into water stations. The…
Read More » - Lochlann Kerr
Whyte Avenue’s sidewalk expansion should become permanent
To help accommodate social distancing this summer, Whyte Avenue is expanding its sidewalks once again. Instead of last year’s orange…
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