Opinion
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Supplied Is EPS’s new facility the best solution to help with substance use?
In the next few months, the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) is planning to open facilities called Integrated Stabilization Centres (ISC)…
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Leah Hennig Labour unions have the right to worry for their future
While Prime Minister Mark Carney has gone to great lengths to protect, grow and diversify the Canadian economy, has he…
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oyal Rubber Stamp & Sign Co. Strathcona hospital expansion is more than just infrastructure
Alberta is framing 2026 as a year of health-care investment and system reform, with a renewed emphasis on workforce planning…
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Leah Hennig A court without stenographers is a court with a doubtful archive
In a recent move that many have considered devastating and problematic, Alberta Justice has decided to do away with stenographers…
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Leah Hennig Edmonton’s parking changes cost more than they appear
It is 2027, and the city of Edmonton has removed the 15-minute free parking period. You have just parked your…
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Leah Hennig Alberta’s new license: A waste of money or a security risk too?
As of July 2, Alberta driver’s licenses and health-care cards will turn into one card. But there is little good…
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Leah Hennig UASU execs blinded by new grants forgetting past losses
Times are a-changing, but the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) executives may have misremembered this as grants come flying…
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Mackenzie Bengtsson Edmonton keeps policing crime, it’s time to start preventing it
Increasing police presence in Edmonton’s high-crime areas may improve short-term safety, but without addressing the conditions that contribute to crime,…
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Becca Tapert The thing nobody tells you about getting a research position
This guest column is written through a partnership with the Black Students’ Association and The Gateway. The professors who will change…
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