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Ab Sch Is cutting the carbon tax more for Canadians or Trudeau?
As prime minister, it’s Justin Trudeau’s job to make decisions that are best for all Canadians. He has to adequately…
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Alberta Pension Plan: A call to action Albertans can’t ignore
A pension in and of itself is a promise: if you work now, you’ll have money when you’re old and…
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Reckless motorists put local bison at risk, Parks Canada shrugs
For a struggling bison population, a small handful of accidents could have big consequences. This August, a motor collision at…
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Despite 30 cup-less years, Canadians are still dominating hockey
The stereotypes that first come to mind when I think of Canada are snow year-round and hockey. But, after an…
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Why this Canada Day should be different
Reverend W. Lesley Clay’s opinions would stun most Canadians today. “Canada would be strengthened by the exclusion of the Chinese…
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Will this be Zellers’ big break (…again)?
When I think of nostalgia, I think of two things: Disney Channel Original Movies and breakfasts at Zellers after a…
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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…
Read More » - Alanna Yee
What is TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION?
This guest column is written through a partnership with the University of Alberta Indigenous Students’ Union and The Gateway. In 1834,…
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Monarchy on Canadian currency marks traditions of a bygone era
Canadian coins have reflected our two-fold national identity for over 100 years. Like flipping a coin, we recognize ourselves both…
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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…
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