Alberta
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Supplied Soccer fans hurt the most after being overlooked by FIFA
There are few things Edmontonians love more than their soccer. Every time Commonwealth Stadium hosts a game, thousands of spectators…
Read More » - Arts & CultureSupplied: Richard Siemens
‘Voluntary Detours’ highlights rural Albertan museums’ charm and history
When thinking of museums one may consider mainstream, urban institutions to hold authority on what museums are and what they…
Read More » - NewsAb Sch
BREAKING: U of A announces suspension of safety measures, province no longer requiring individuals with COVID-19 to isolate
On June 15, the University of Alberta announced that it is suspending the remaining Safety Measures General Directives, to be…
Read More » - NewsEmily Williams
Alberta government promises $48.3 million, adding 3,200 seats to U of A
The Government of Alberta has promised $48.3 million over the next three years to the University of Alberta to expand…
Read More » - OpinionMartin Bendico
Editorial: Humanities Centre is worth saving
Many would agree that Humanities Centre is the worst building on campus. Littered with mouse traps, and dated, broken, and…
Read More » - OpinionEmily Williams
Editorial: Budget 2022 is not a win for students and threatens an arts education
The cuts to post-secondary are going ahead as planned in 2019 with a notable caveat. The University of Alberta specifically…
Read More » - NewsChristien Ford
Budget 2022 gives 10.7 per cent funding cut to U of A
The University of Alberta has shared Budget 2022 includes a 10.7 per cent cut to their provincial funding – translating…
Read More » - Arts & CultureBlaine Campbell
‘Barn Skull’ explores growth and collapse in agriculture
Jude Griebel, an artist who grew up in rural Alberta, explores prosperity and collapse in his newest exhibit at the…
Read More » - NewsChristien Ford
Alberta expects post-secondaries to return to pre-pandemic delivery as of March
The provincial government expects Alberta universities, colleges, and polytechnics to return to in-person learning without masking or proof of vaccination…
Read More » - OpinionChristien Ford
All schools should have started the new year online
An easy solution for the chaos we call schooling for K-12 students: do not rush students to return to in-person…
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