Opinion
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Supplied No President Flanagan — low tuition is still an option
In a September interview, University of Alberta president Bill Flanagan expressed concerns that higher tuition is the only way forward…
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Top 4: Holiday break activities in pandemic
Phew, Fall 2020 is finally over! Now, with the stress of midterms, assignments, and finals off our backs, we can…
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Trump’s attack on democracy is sad but not a surprise
In a profound attack on democracy, Donald Trump supporters broke into the Capitol building in Washington, D.C., disrupting a vote…
Read More » - Jillian Metcalfe
Burlap Sack: Smart Exam Monitor (SEM)
“Penguins live in Antarctica.” That might have triggered haunting flashbacks in some of us, since it is the microphone test…
Read More » - Jillian Metcalfe
We shouldn’t ignore the political potential of TikTok
Before there was TikTok, there was Musical.ly. Before that, there was Vine. What sets TikTok apart from its short lived…
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When reducing temporary foreign workers, no one wins
In a move to domesticate work during low employment, the provincial government decided to limit the number of foreign temporary…
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Publishers in power: how capitalism debilitates science
This article is published on The Gateway Online through the CUPNewswire. Publications are used as a means to measure success…
Read More » - Richard Bagan
We need a lockdown, not partial restrictions
Apparently, having the most active COVID-19 cases in Canada does not warrant a full lockdown for Alberta. Premier Jason Kenny…
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Violence against Mi’kmaq fisheries was never about lobster
When we learned about European Settlers coming to what is now known as Canada, our teachers showed us photos of…
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Privatizing COVID-19 tests only works for the elite
Health care is in a precarious state in Alberta. Premier Jason Kenney’s government has implemented cuts to health care and…
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