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Kyra Heneghan Sean Davis Newton on his upcoming record ‘Bird Brain’
Sean Davis Newton is an Edmonton artist, producer, and journalist. He is preparing for his upcoming album, Bird Brain, set…
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Alberta’s open for business, but closed for asylum seekers
Premier Danielle Smith recently announced that Alberta is not open to welcoming asylum seekers to settle in the province. Smith…
Read More » - Arts & CultureGabriela Cruz Photography
Aurora Palit’s debut novel explores romance and culture
With the release of her debut novel Sunshine and Spice, Aurora Palit brings a fresh and culturally nuanced voice to…
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Problem with Canada’s Senate runs deeper than Trudeau
Many Albertans are very public about their discontent with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party. But Trudeau’s recent…
Read More » - NewsKenny Eliason
U of A psychologist investigates the impact of student aggression
According to the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA), reports of student aggression are on the rise. New research from a University…
Read More » - Arts & CultureChantelle Dionne Photography
Roots americana artist Desiree Dorion announces seventh studio album
JUNO Award-nominated roots Americana artist Desiree Dorion is gearing up for the release of her seventh studio album, Remember Your…
Read More » - OpinionJonas Smith
Correcting misinformation is more important than politics
As most of us enjoyed a peaceful summer, reproductive rights in Alberta proved to be an ongoing issue. In July,…
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Alberta’s recovery model needs to prioritize harm reduction
Recently, the province opened a new addiction recovery centre west of Edmonton. While the Lakeview Recovery Community may be beneficial…
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St. Albert’s Hailey Benedict nominated for 2024 CCMA award
St. Albert-grown country music artist Hailey Benedict is nothing short of a rising star. At just 14-years-old she took the…
Read More » - OpinionChristien Ford
Albertans need to hold politicians accountable for their rhetoric
In the last several decades, politics has become an ugly game. Whether it’s pointing fingers at political opponents or setting…
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