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Supplied Climate change will cost everyone more and more money
Whether you or anyone you know keeps up with climate change, you may have noticed your wallet feeling lighter. That’s…
Read More » - NewsJulia Derus
New Pediatric Surgery Clinic opens at the Stollery Children’s Hospital
A new Pediatric Surgery Clinic at the Stollery Children’s Hospital officially opened on August 17 at the Kaye Edmonton Clinic…
Read More » - NewsJonas Smith
Notes from Council: Plans for the October referendum
Senior Manager (student events and services) Delane Howie, presented on what Week of Welcome (WOW) 2026 will look like at…
Read More » - OpinionAndie Hansen
Sustain SU’s bike library has a positive impact on campus
The bike library and workshop is a part of the University of Alberta Students’ Union’s (UASU) bike shop. At the…
Read More » - Arts & CultureLeah Hennig
The McDades: Music in the age of technology and polarization
The McDades have been playing music together for almost 20 years. A lot has changed over the years, for music…
Read More » - Arts & CultureLeah Hennig
Drag Me to the Midway returns to KDays for another year
Drag performers from Edmonton and beyond took over the CKUA stage at KDays on July 24. The lineup of this…
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Hobby Hole: Dungeons and Dragons
In our Hobby Hole column, writers are given the chance to share their favourite hobbies with readers! Got a love…
Read More » - OpinionSandy Ganesan
Alberta can do better to protect students from poverty
Food Banks Canada recently issued Alberta a D- grade in its Poverty Report Card. They cited issues of housing affordability,…
Read More » - Arts & CultureEstée Preda
Gus Englehorn embraces imagination and storytelling with album ‘The Broken Balladeer’
Gus Englehorn, a Montréal-based duo, released their latest album The Broken Balladeer, on February 27, 2026. The pair consists of…
Read More » - Arts & CultureBrianne Jang
Freewill Shakespeare Festival makes a triumphant return with ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
After years of battling restrictions caused by COVID-19 and construction, the Freewill Shakespeare Festival has finally returned to Hawrelak Park.…
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