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VapeClubMY Study links vaping to impairments in breathing patterns and blood flow rate
Over the years, the popularity of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) has increased. While the effects of smoking are generally well known,…
Read More » - OpinionAmerican Public Power Association
Solar panel recycling fee: A $14 fee is not the issue, transparency is
Albertans are no strangers to small add-on fees attached to everyday purchases. Whether it is a milk carton, an energy…
Read More » - NewsLeah Hennig
Government gives U of A $3 million boost for AI compute vault
The University of Alberta has received $3 million for the Canadian AI Compute Vault (CAICV) initiative from the Government of…
Read More » - Arts & CultureMarc J Chalifoux Photography
Play Review: ‘Cocktails at Pam’s’ at Teatro Live
While a power outage may have thrown a wrench in Teatro Live’s opening night of Cocktails at Pam’s, nothing could…
Read More » - Arts & CultureHugo Genest
Album Review: ‘Can’t Please ‘Em All’ by General Chaos
Montreal-based punk rock trio General Chaos recently released their second full-length record, Can’t Please ‘Em All, via Stomp Records. Formed…
Read More » - OpinionAbbeygael Kuchmak
Marble Pedestal: Pride events in Edmonton
Pride Month 2026 highlighted Edmonton residents’ commitment to make the city a welcoming place for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. There were…
Read More » - NewsJohn Pattison-Williams
U of A research hub helps conserve Canadian grasslands
The Grassland Learning and Knowledge Hub is a five-year project that began in 2024. John Pattison-Williams, an adjunct professor at…
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 » - OpinionTeren Hazzard
Failed coal petition shows the dark side of the Alberta government
On June 10, Corb Lund announced he submitted his Water Not Coal petition to Elections Alberta with over 200,000 signatures.…
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