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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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Marble Pedestal: No late fees at Edmonton Public Libraries
Like many, I have been a victim of the Edmonton Public Library’s (EPL) fine system more than once. Thankfully, library…
Read More » - Christien Ford
All schools should have started the new year online
An easy solution for the chaos we call schooling for K-12 students: do not rush students to return to in-person…
Read More » - Vita Wen
It’s time for the city to tackle transit safety
As someone who’s been riding Edmonton’s public transit system all of my life, I’m pretty used to its ups and…
Read More » - Connor Lengkeek
Young, single adults in Edmonton need a livable wage
Let’s start the year off right with a topic on every Albertan’s mind: economic uncertainty. Living in the city is…
Read More » - Emily Williams
The future of in-person classes rests on resolving a province-wide Pfizer shortage
Although science has advanced these last two years, it seems like we’re right back where we started in this pandemic.…
Read More » - Emily Williams
Burlap sack: The cold
I cannot be the only one thinking: “what is up with this cold? And is it ever going to go…
Read More » - 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…
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