Opinion
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Leah Hennig Budget season is an opportunity for Edmontonians to demand better
It’s budget season for the City of Edmonton. While city administration is presenting reports on 2024 spending and ideas for…
Read More » - Supplied — Gage Skidmore
Trump has returned: Now how does Canada survive?
Canada’s in a familiar spot: watching its biggest trading partner grab a sledgehammer and start “renovating” the trade deal. With…
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Weaponizing distrust in media isn’t helping to hold media accountable
Across the world, trust in journalism is wavering. “Mainstream media” has become a dirty word. That alone is worrisome, but…
Read More » - Alberta Newsroom
Nenshi and Smith playing cheap political games helps no one
In the one of the latest sagas of Naheed Nenshi versus Premier Danielle Smith, both are being frustratingly difficult. Before…
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The justice system should protect the public, not violent youth
Usually, when you think of minors, your first thoughts do not go to attempted murder. Except, some minors do commit…
Read More » - Supplied – Andrej Ivanov, Photo Editor at The Concordian
Passing the torch: Trudeau’s exit is the key to saving the Liberal Party
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is no stranger to tight spots. However, when your own Members of Parliament (MPs) are practically…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
UCP sets its sights on DEI, PSIs likely to be collateral damage
The United Conservative Party’s (UCP) 2024 annual general meeting (AGM) had me scratching my head at many things. But one…
Read More » - Helen Zhang
Editorial: Students deserve more representation on the Board of Governors
Somewhere up in the clouds, there’s a group of people who make the major decisions for the University of Alberta.…
Read More » - Oumar Salifou
Time for change: Canada must embrace electoral reform
After nearly a decade of “this will be the last time!” from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, he still hasn’t changed…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Marble Pedestal: SUB piano
A couple weeks ago, I walked into the Students’ Union Building (SUB) and all I heard was music and laughter.…
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