Provincial
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Supplied 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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supplied 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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Leah Hennig 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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Leah Hennig 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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Igor Omilaev on Unsplash 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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Alberta Newsroom Alberta app offers convenient alternative to paper health cards
Alberta has announced that residents can now access their provincial health card digitally through the Alberta Wallet app. Leaders pitch…
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Leah Hennig How to keep sports unfair with a sports act
On September 1, the Fairness and Safety in Sport Act came into effect and stripped fairness from sport for all…
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Darren Kirby Alberta is failing its children
Canadians have a habit of looking at the news from our southern neighbours with a mix of horror and illusory…
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Jasleen Mahindru Fracturing the vows: Alberta’s divorce of Canada
Frustration fuels Alberta’s independence movement. But aggravation isn’t a logical reason to make drastic decisions. Separation will lead to legal…
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