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The Public School Boards’ Association of Alberta has recently launched an initiative invitingly named “Together for Students” advocating for a...
Alberta is taking welcome steps to conserve the vibrant lands and clean waters that make this province a haven for wildlife and humans alike. The...
Grit has multiple meanings, including grainy and abrasive. That’s the prevailing hockey definition, typically referencing “playing with an...
My fellow Albertans, your energy resources — the natural inheritance of every person in this province — are being sold for next to nothing. A...
Alberta is facing an economic emergency requiring immediate action. We have struggled through four difficult years. Over 180,000 Albertans are still...
Three years ago, Alberta Ballet reached its 50th season, but with a confluence of troubles in tow: the anniversary coincided with a severe...
With last week’s announcement to designate Bighorn Country, the government of Premier Rachel Notley and Minister of Environment Shannon Phillips...
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On Nov. 1, Staff Sgt. Bill Clark of the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) gave a guest lecture at the University of Alberta Faculty of Law. His comments...
As a restaurant owner, I’ve picked up a few wardrobe tips over the years. Black clothes are great for hiding stains. Anything that gets in your way...
As a physician, I am all too aware of the risks involved in our efforts to provide the best of care. Sometimes, in efforts to provide compassionate...
Welcome to the 106th Grey Cup, Edmonton’s turn to host Canada’s quintessential national block party. The game, and the multi-day celebration that...
The effects of Canadian residential schools and government-sanctioned assimilation still threaten Cree culture today. We can help defy these residual...
How would you feel if you read a notice in the elevator you were taking to the 30th floor that said 43 per cent of the cable carrying you was in fair...
“We are talking about a fundamental human right.” This is ethicist Arthur Schafer’s conclusion about Doreen Nowicki’s attempt to end her life...
In the last few days, I have been thinking about an old folk tale from the 13th century Turkish satirical mullah Nasruddin, about the apocryphal...
When a person is ill or injured, their primary concern should be healing. They shouldn’t have to worry about whether they’ll be sexually abused by...
As we near the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, we might take time to ask: What is it that we remember on Remembrance Day? The...
Re. “Tuition cap has a price,” Editorial, Nov. 7 A recent Edmonton Journal editorial was right when it said the Alberta NDP is committed to...
In the past two years, we have seen the government of Alberta, in effect, create unions out of the province’s post-secondary faculty associations...
Albertans have had a long-standing and mutually beneficial bargain with the oil and gas industry. Basically, the deal was, the companies can take...
As researchers and educators, we know firsthand the positive impact that participation in sports can have on child development. We are also acutely...
I’ve often wondered why there’s very little public outcry when the media reports on the cruel use of seclusion rooms for kids with developmental...
In spring 2014, Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych fled from Kyiv and resurfaced in Russia. His departure followed three months of mass protests...
Over two decades ago, some prominent Alberta thinkers wrote the infamous “firewall letter” laying out suggestions for how Alberta could insulate...
The Supreme Court of Canada recently heard the most important case in a generation regarding the Canadian legal system’s response to murdered and...
Like it or not, we need to plan for a major transition over the coming decades from our reliance on fossil fuels to renewable energy. Fossil fuels are...
Any list of world-renowned parks and gardens is likely to feature the great gardens of the western world. London’s Hyde Park and New York’s...
Re. “Alberta can’t afford B.C.-style protectionism,” Opinion, Oct. 9 In an Oct. 9 Edmonton Journal opinion piece, Ken Kobly, president of the...
Here’s an unpopular opinion: we should spend more time thinking about garbage. After all, waste management services are essential for Albertans. But...
As is characteristic of many of His Highness the Aga Khan’s initiatives, there is more to the newly opened Aga Khan Garden, Alberta than meets the...
“Each week, 500,000 Canadians will not go to work due to mental illness.” With that in mind, the Canadian Mental Health Association Working...
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley announced last month that the province will be “moving ahead with community benefit agreements to ensure public...
That Alberta hospitals spend large amounts of money comes as little surprise given the high cost of health care. But the devil is in the details and...
The Edmonton Oilers season starts today, finally. The past seven years I’ve watched 500 Oilers games, studied hockey analytics, and written opinions...
Re. “Deficit Disorder: Alberta hospitals are overdosing on spending and it’s proving difficult to kick the habit,” Sept. 29 A recent report on...
On Sept. 29, 2018 the 80th anniversary of the first ATB branch opening in Rocky Mountain House will be celebrated. ATB Financial is now a $53-billion...
There are those who are still questioning the well-established truth. This open questioning is negatively impacting reconciliation between First...
Three years ago, the artificial intelligence “industry” in Canada wasn’t really possible. Two years ago, it started being possible. Today,...
Alberta’s public lands provide the opportunity for Albertans to participate in an array of recreation activities from bird watching to dirt biking,...
The overturning of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion has rocked Albertans. The First Nations of the Athabasca region, too, were sorely...
I farm with my family near Leduc where our dairy has been since 1962. We have been shipping our milk to Edmonton (or Wetaskiwin before that) for...
Tuberculosis (TB) is the world’s deadliest infectious disease, killing over 1.7 million people every year. It is curable, but largely neglected and...
Alberta’s minimum wage was tied for Canada’s lowest when Rachel Notley became premier in May 2015. On Oct. 1 it will rise to $15 an hour — a...
Forty years ago, Kananaskis Country was created to protect mountain areas for people and wildlife to enjoy, building on the rich history of Banff...
Enough with the guilt trip. I’m proud to represent people who work in the oilsands. They’re proud of the jobs they do. And they should be. As a...
Where might billion-dollar industries be found? As the summer recess ends, members of Parliament are returning to Ottawa to resume the business of the...
When smoking was prohibited in all indoor public places in Edmonton 13 years ago, I mistakenly thought that our work was done in protecting children...
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