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Supplied Exploring Edmonton: Local cafes
Edmonton is a fast expanding city with an ever-evolving culture. It is filled with cafes, theatres, parks, galleries, and more.…
Read More » - OpinionRichard Siemens
Changes to study permits are forcing Alberta PSIs to make big cuts
The reduction of international student permits is proving to be detrimental for post-secondary institutions (PSI). The changes, first announced in January…
Read More » - NewsAlex Pugliese
Pride Week 2025 hosted by the Fyrefly Institute
The University of Alberta’s annual Pride Week took place from March 10–18. Yasmine Abdel Razek, communications and events co-ordinator for…
Read More » - Arts & CultureOlya Shendrick
Celeigh Cardinal nominated in two categories for JUNO awards
Originally from Grande Prairie and currently based in Edmonton, singer-songwriter Celeigh Cardinal has made her mark on Edmonton’s music scene.…
Read More » - OpinionOlivia DeBourcier
Group Commentary: Campus creatures
Campus is beginning to warm up and with that comes more creatures roaming around. Sure, the geese might attack you…
Read More » - NewsLily Polenchuk
Exemptions made for post-secondary sector under Provincial Priorities Act
The Provincial Priorities Act (PPA) — formerly Bill 18 — requires provincial entities to secure prior approval from the province before…
Read More » - SportsFair Frames
NCAA forces Golden Bears to look at Junior A and professional leagues
It’s a theme told time and time again by current players, coaches, alumni, fans, and media — there’s a certain…
Read More » - OpinionLeah Hennig
Edmonton unfairly thrown under the bus to further Trump’s agenda
Kevin Hassett, United States (U.S.) diplomat and economic advisor, has been pushing a false narrative about Canada’s border. Hassett has claimed…
Read More » - Arts & CultureDana Zuk
Edmonton band Striker nominated for JUNO award
Over 15 years ago, Edmonton-based heavy metal band Striker formed. And while the group has had various members come and…
Read More » - OpinionAlberta Newsroom
Danielle Smith’s silence is not leadership
If political scandals were a cooking show, Premier Danielle Smith just tried to serve Albertans a half-baked investigation with a…
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