Opinion
- Nana Andoh
Transit ridership is up, but safety is still a problem
A lot of Edmontonains rightfully loathe taking transit. It lacks cleanliness, reliability, and unfortunately, safety. But Edmonton transit managers have…
Read More » - Alexander Cheung
Alberta is driving away fairness with no-fault insurance
Winter is closing in and Alberta’s roads are about to turn into the province’s largest skating rink. Thanks to the…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Something’s missing in academic literature — it’s access
Have you ever encountered a paper that annoyed you because of how convoluted it was? Sure, you can understand it,…
Read More » - Lily Polenchuk
Free tuition plebiscite isn’t the right way to advocate for students
I can’t lie, free tuition sounds pretty damn nice. In the 2025 Students’ Union election, students will get to vote…
Read More » - Cris Dinoto
Point/Counterpoint: Decorate for the holidays now or later
It’s that time of year again, when stores have brought out the holiday decorations and started playing Christmas music. So…
Read More » - Mitch Sorensen
Profit or preservation? Alberta’s Crown land at a crossroads
The proposed changes to Crown land resort development in Alberta has reignited a familiar debate: economic growth versus environmental preservation.…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Burlap Sack: Parking on campus
Every morning I look forward to the delightful experience of parking in the most expensive, overcrowded, and inconvenient parkades in…
Read More » - Supplied
There’s a better way to use AI, so let’s talk about it
Artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay. In the academic world, every professor has addressed the use of AI in…
Read More » - 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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