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supplied Family rights and patient autonomy must be balanced in MAID reforms
In November 2024, the Government of Alberta announced it’s considering changing the medical assistance in dying (MAID) program. Central to…
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Club Periodically stands up to make period products accessible
Disclosure: The author was asked by the Period Equity Initiative to write this article about their initiative. The Gateway was…
Read More » - SportsConnor Hood
U of A track stars work towards national and Olympic qualifiers
Two broken records, a U Sports qualifier here and there, and a ton of personal bests — you can’t complain…
Read More » - NewsShruti Shah and Vaishvi Patel
U of A students create course pre-requisite finder
A team of University of Alberta students have developed a course pre-requisite finder. Designed specifically for the U of A…
Read More » - SportsConnor Hood
Athletes aim for personal bests at the Golden Bears Open
The 53rd Golden Bears Open (GBO) began on Friday, January 17, and field athletes came in with fire. From meet…
Read More » - OpinionTierra Mallorca
Dim prospects of homeownership are about more than just housing
The dream of homeownership has long been a cornerstone of financial stability and personal achievement for Canadians. However, this dream…
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Faculty of law prepares for upcoming show ‘TwiLaw: Breaking Precedent’
Every year since 1996, the University of Alberta faculty of law has put on a parody musical performance. Law Show…
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Recent U of A grad strives to improve the prosthetic user experience with adaptive AI
A recent University of Alberta graduate is using the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve prosthetic devices. Adam Parker…
Read More » - OpinionAbdelrahman Sarayreh
Top 5: Places to get açai bowls around Edmonton
Açai bowls are a sweet snack from Brazil similar to thick smoothies in texture, made out of frozen açai berries.…
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Opioid-related deaths show the need for harm reduction
In 2024, Edmonton recorded 364 opioid-related deaths, accounting for nearly half of Alberta’s 814 total fatalities. This grim milestone highlights…
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