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Ryan Fleischer Tate McRae’s Olympic ad is not politically neutral
It was surprising to many Canadians to see Tate McRae — born and raised in Calgary, Alberta — front and…
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How to be a social person: Don’t homeschool
Education in Alberta is at a remarkably uncertain time, but that doesn’t mean homeschooling is the answer. With the COVID-19…
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Emergency care at a breaking point in Alberta
Emergency physicians across Alberta have declared a state of emergency, warning that overcrowded hospitals, chronic staffing shortages, and systemic strain…
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The Alberta Pension Plan would not create more wealth
Premier Danielle Smith has suggested an Alberta Pension Plan (APP) for the umpteenth time. Former Premier Jason Kenny originally proposed…
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Politics should never be fun
Does your favourite politician have a rookie card? Of course not. So why are we treating politics like a sports…
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General strike talks are unfortunately no more
Over the last couple of months, Alberta has seen strikes and tentative agreements left and right. The Alberta Teachers’ Association’s…
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New in hate: ‘Peterson law’
On November 20, a new bill spewing hate was announced by Premier Danielle Smith and her United Conservative Party (UCP).…
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The absurdity of the Alberta First rally
Protests and rallies have never mixed well with conservatives, until the last few years. Edmonton saw something very different from…
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Time to rethink how Alberta funds post-secondary education
Alberta says it wants to make universities more “competitive,” but judging by this new funding report, it sounds like the…
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Balancing promise and risk: Why Alberta needs its own AI law
In the past few years, artificial intelligence (AI) has enveloped us. It has been quietly shaping everything from our university…
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