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Supplied Weapon scares after Tumbler Ridge shooting rekindle Canada’s gun debate
In the aftermath of a deadly shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, communities across the region have experienced a noticeable…
Read More » - NewsLeah Hennig
Demolishing the administration building makes space for South Quad
The University of Alberta has started demolishing the administration building on North Campus to create the South Quad open space.…
Read More » - OpinionLeah Hennig
Marble Pedestal: Getting rid of scramble crosswalks
As someone who relies on the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) daily, I know the all-too-familiar frustration of watching the “minutes…
Read More » - NewsDylana Twittey
Former students and professor file Charter challenge for encampment removal
Two former University of Alberta students and one professor have filed a legal challenge against the U of A’s decision…
Read More » - NewsAlexander Cook
Jenkins: the AI scribe reducing physician burnout
Jenkins is an artificial intelligence (AI) powered scribe designed to reduce the documentation burden on physicians by summarizing conversations between…
Read More » - OpinionLeah Hennig
Declining participation in student elections needs to be addressed
It’s the first week of March. Campus billboards overflow with Election posters and social media feeds fill with polished promises…
Read More » - OpinionAbbeygael Kuchmak
U of A’s defence research makes uncertain times clearer
Canada is upgrading their defences with help from University of Alberta and others across Canada and Alberta. Recently, the U…
Read More » - NewsLeah Hennig
Students take on the engineering of chocolate
For some students, the end of the semester means preparing for a final exam or writing a final paper. For…
Read More » - OpinionLeah Hennig
Misinformation is unstoppable in Alberta
Alberta is politically diverse, and the citizen initiative petitions from all sides of the political spectrum are receiving massive amounts…
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Wildfires along seismic lines may reduce spread of invasive species
A University of Alberta study found that seismic lines combined with wildfires in Canadian forests can improve the survival of…
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