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Jahangir: Save the real economy, not the big corporations

The Economic Recovery Council of Alberta includes powerful names like Stephen Harper, Jack Mintz and several CEOs of financial institutions and corporations. This council has been formed to grapple with the downturn due to the COVID-19 outbreak and falling energy prices. Read More

Arts

Jeff Barnaby’s Blood Quantum centres Indigenous characters underrepresented in film

By Jordan Abel In Blood Quantum, the latest film from Mi’kmaq director Jeff Barnaby, the world is overrun by zombies:... Read More

Arts

Review: The Blue Hour

By Jake Pesaruk Small town Albertan mystique has never been in short supply in productions based out of Edmonton. Wistful,... Read More

Opinions

The Alberta Advantage isn’t in low taxes, but in its people

A poll from December showed that one in five Albertans who voted for the UCP now regret their decision. This comes about as the incumbent government is on an expenditure-hacking spree that negatively impacts teachers and students, nurses, and patients amongst others. Read More

Film

Goodbye Gift Horse: Saying farewell to Bojack Horseman

By Jake Pesaruk Bojack Horseman first found its footing in its portrayals of sardonic excess, and yet instead of doubling... Read More

Film

Through fugue states: Zachari Proulx’s Fugacis at the Metro Cinema

By Ben Hollihan Fugacis, Zachari Proulx’s debut feature film, premiered at Metro Cinema on Jan. 30. And it was wild.... Read More

Arts

Rehearsal: a hilarious and poignant Syrian-Canadian community production

By Ariel Kroon As audience members file into The Westbury Theatre, a display of student and teacher artwork greeted them.... Read More

Music

Morality and closure: We Are the City look to an unforeseen future with “RIP”

By Liam Faucher It may seem that We Are the City, Vancouver’s niche experimental-pop trio, has delivered a career’s worth... Read More

Arts

The rebellious Albertan women of the 1980s

By Caitlin Hart Alberta has long been viewed through a masculinist lens, centered on narratives of the wild west, images... Read More

Opinions

Post-secondary budget cuts won’t have the UCP’s desired effect

One of the essential principles of economics we teach our students is that people respond to incentives. It seems like a self-explanatory principle but it is one of the more difficult ones to grasp, as you don’t often get what you expect. Read More

Opinions

Inclusive Islam: Currently, freedom of speech is the last refuge of scoundrels

Freedom of speech should be about empowering the weak voices against tyrannical rulers, not about giving platform to prejudice. But as it currently stands, freedom of speech is the last refuge of scoundrels who want to spread their hateful ideologies with impunity, causing suffering to others or denying that the suffering ever existed. Read More

Arts

Rainbow Road: Edmonton supergroup Didgin’ for Rainbows bids farewell with their first and last album

By Jacob Pesaruk Edmonton may no longer be a city of champions in the traditional sense, yet when it comes... Read More

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Jahangir: Save the real economy, not the big corporations

The Alberta Advantage isn’t in low taxes, but in its people

Post-secondary budget cuts won’t have the UCP’s desired effect

Jahangir: Save the real economy, not the big corporations

Jeff Barnaby’s Blood Quantum centres Indigenous characters underrepresented in film

Review: The Blue Hour

The Alberta Advantage isn’t in low taxes, but in its people

Goodbye Gift Horse: Saying farewell to Bojack Horseman

Through fugue states: Zachari Proulx’s Fugacis at the Metro Cinema

Rehearsal: a hilarious and poignant Syrian-Canadian community production

Morality and closure: We Are the City look to an unforeseen future with “RIP”

The rebellious Albertan women of the 1980s

Post-secondary budget cuts won’t have the UCP’s desired effect

Inclusive Islam: Currently, freedom of speech is the last refuge of scoundrels

Rainbow Road: Edmonton supergroup Didgin’ for Rainbows bids farewell with their first and last album

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