Opinion
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Alexander Cook
Health care workers caught in the middle of AHS reform
The current Government of Alberta refuses to address actual problems and would seemingly rather spend its budget creating new ones…
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Club Periodically stands up to make period products accessible
Over the past four years, the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) has been providing thousands of free menstrual products…
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Tierra Mallorca
Dim prospects of homeownership are about more than just housing
The dream of homeownership has long been a cornerstone of financial stability and personal achievement for Canadians. However, this dream…
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Abdelrahman Sarayreh
Top 5: Places to get açai bowls around Edmonton
Açai bowls are a sweet snack from Brazil similar to thick smoothies in texture, made out of frozen açai berries.…
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Opioid-related deaths show the need for harm reduction
In 2024, Edmonton recorded 364 opioid-related deaths, accounting for nearly half of Alberta’s 814 total fatalities. This grim milestone highlights…
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Kenny Eliason
Bill 27 is a necessary step for Alberta’s education system
In Alberta, a new battle is emerging over control of children’s education: should it lie with parents or educators? The…
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Alexander Cook
Proposed change to international tuition instalments is small, but necessary
Tuition is expensive and can be daunting for students. But it’s even more expensive and complicated for international students. International…
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Alberta’s leap into AI: A necessary step forward
Alberta is gearing up to host the world’s largest artificial intelligence (AI) data centre, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.…
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Danika Kunimoto
U of A caves to misinformation, renames EDI office
The University of Alberta is adding another first to its list. That is, being the first major Canadian university to…
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