Opinion
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Ryan Johnson EPS is using AI for all the wrong reasons
Is the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) heading in the right direction with using artificial intelligence (AI) with their bodycams? Since…
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Nicolas Thomas Marble Pedestal: The faces behind Artemis II
Have you ever dreamt of being an astronaut? Then, this mission to return back to the moon after over 50…
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abdallahh Boundary redraw brings nothing good to the table
The new electoral boundary redraws in Alberta have brought nothing but controversy for the United Conservative Party (UCP). This dispute…
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Supplied Weapon scares after Tumbler Ridge shooting rekindle Canada’s gun debate
In the aftermath of a deadly shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, communities across the region have experienced a noticeable…
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Leah Hennig Marble Pedestal: Getting rid of scramble crosswalks
As someone who relies on the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) daily, I know the all-too-familiar frustration of watching the “minutes…
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Leah Hennig Declining participation in student elections needs to be addressed
It’s the first week of March. Campus billboards overflow with Election posters and social media feeds fill with polished promises…
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Abbeygael Kuchmak U of A’s defence research makes uncertain times clearer
Canada is upgrading their defences with help from University of Alberta and others across Canada and Alberta. Recently, the U…
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JF Martin Lights out in Havana, fallout in Ottawa: What next?
Canada’s economic ties to Cuba are once again being tested — not by domestic policy shifts in Havana, but by…
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Supplied Public attention on the AHS scandal is waning, to the UCP’s benefit
The unfolding controversy surrounding the United Conservative Party (UCP) and businessman Sam Mraiche is, on its surface, the kind of…
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