Opinion
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Lime 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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Christina Varvis Increased policing won’t make campus safer
Students deserve to feel safe at the University of Alberta. A campus that we give thousands of our dollars to…
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Richard Bagan The SU is thinking of charging students $54 per year for student spaces — here’s why that’s concerning
A proposed levy for Students’ Union renovations and building maintenance will have students paying $54 more in fees by 2021…
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Supplied via zoomerradio.ca Doug Ford continues to misunderstand carbon taxes
Ontario premier Doug Ford is at it again. This time, he’s picked a particularly controversial opponent: the federal government’s carbon…
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supplied Ontario tuition cuts will hurt, not help, students
For some students in Ontario, the risk of not being able to fulfill their academic dreams is now more real…
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Supplied Point/Counterpoint: Does the Instagram egg mean anything?
Point: It’s not that deep Last weekend, as we all scrolled through Instagram, eyes glazed over, something amazing happened: a…
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Rosty Soroka New university budget model will put power in students’ hands
The university’s new activities-based budget model will put students in control of the operating budget, ensuring that spending reflects campus…
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Max Crashington on Twitter #NotAngryAB proves that scare tactics have no place in Albertan politics
So it begins: as we head into an election year, politicians and political speakers have already begun priming us for…
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Jody Wilson-Raybould Federal cabinet shuffle shakes faith in reconciliation
“No relationship is more important to Canada than the relationship with Indigenous peoples.” Those words, repeated ad nauseam, were issued…
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