Opinion
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Leah Hennig Alberta votes, Ontario decides: Why disenfranchisement runs deep
Alberta’s relationship with federal elections is like shouting into a hurricane: loud, passionate, and entirely ignored by the people holding…
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Canada shouldn’t deal with Musk or his companies
Elon Musk, one of the richest men in the world with a net worth of about $320 billion, has supported…
Read More » - Amanda Sparks
GSA is wasting money on the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations
The Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) at the University of Alberta is mandated by Alberta Laws to represent graduate students. It…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Danielle Smith blurs the border between Canadian and U.S. conservatism
When Alberta Premier Danielle Smith flew to Florida to hang out with Ben Shapiro, she didn’t just pack her suitcase.…
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Marble Pedestal: Oilers back in the playoffs
Another playoffs run — I don’t think my heart or wallet can take it! First off, lets all say a…
Read More » - Lily Polenchuk
Marble Pedestal: The return of spring
The beginning of spring is the first sign of our freedom, unless you are taking spring classes. Then it is…
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Social media is becoming a key part of our elections
With the Canadian federal election race in full swing ahead of election day on April 28, different parties have been…
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Trading the Mountie for a maybe: Alberta’s risky police makeover
If Alberta’s government had a badge for every time it picked a fight with Ottawa, it could start its own…
Read More » - Amanda Sparks
What the GSA executive director’s departure really reveals
Disclosure: Benjamin J. Kucher was previously the GSA’s vice-president (student life). The sudden and unannounced departure of Lewie Moodley, the…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Marble Pedestal: Focusing on your local candidates
We all know the names Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, and Jagmeet Singh. But do we know the names Heather McPherson,…
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