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Prairie Edge
A plan to bring bison into downtown Edmonton
Tags: 2024 books, activism, Alberta, Alberta books, alberta politics, Alberta Views, Amazon Canada First Novel Awards, Avenue of Champions, Birds, bison, bison rustler, Book review, book reviews, books, cages, CbC Writers to Watch, Conor Kerr, cousins, Cree, Cree/Metis, critique, culture, Downtown Edmonton, edmonton, environment, fiction, Foster System, francine cunningham, free bison, government, historical lives, history, humour, Indigenous, Indigenous people, Land back, Metis, Metis/Ukrainian, Prairie Edge, prairie writer, prairies, reclamation, reconciliation, ReLit Award, Repopulate, repopulization, Shortlited, Stange Light, Survival, Ukrainian, urban, urban landscape, western movie
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Holy Ghost
Short Story Contest Winner 2024
Tags: 36 Street, abusive partnership, Africa, Afro, Alberta, Alberta Views, Alusi, Amadioha, Anambra, ancestors, Angela Davis, Ani, Antivirals, Belief, biblical, Black, Black hair, bowling alley, brother, calgary, Canadian, Catholic, Catholic Church, Chinua Achebe, choir, Church, convent, cousins, Dibia, doubt, egusi with poundo, Ekwensu, fiction, Forensic Files, generational curses, God, godmother, Great Gateway Bowling Centre, Harvest festival, Heaven, hierarchies, Holy ghost, Holy Ghost Ministries, home, Hymn booklets, Igbo, Igbo nwelu Ese, Improve, Instagram, jesus, Jesus Christ, junior high, Lagos, Lesbian, Love Nwantiti, Madagascar, Mass, McCall and Horizon, medical school, midnight prayers, Mills Estate, Mirabelle Chiderah Harris-Eze, Mirabelle Harris-Eze, mmanwu, monastery, Moriah, Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Nelly Uchendu, Nigeria, Nigerian, Nnewi, Nose Hill Park, Nova scotia, nunhood, Odinani, Oyibo, pagan, pastor, Poland, pope, prayer, Prayer books, Precolonial, Precolonial Igbo, Precolonial Igbo Drama, proselytising, Protestant, racisim, raffia, religion, Religious Service, sacred space, Saved, Secular, sermon, service, short story, shrine, sister, Skype, soap opera, speaking in tongues, St Thomas, St. Clare's Monastry, St. Thomas More Catholic Church, teenagers, terrorists, vaccine, village dramas, Virus, youth group
We Could Prevent A Mass Shooting
So why is Canada’s ban on assault weapons stalled?
Tags: 1977, 1996, 2011, 2019, ACFO, Alberta, Alberta Bill of Rights, Alberta Chief Firearms Office, Alberta Views, Amarjeet Sohi, ammunition, ammunition sales, Angus Reid, AR-15s, assault weapon ban, Assembly of First Nations, Australia, automatic guns, background checks, banned, Bill Blair, Black Hat Gang, buybacks, calgary, canada, Canadian politician assassination, Candian Association of Chiefs of Police, Charter of rights and freedoms, Christchurch, city police, Columbine, crimes, Criminal Code, criminals, Dale McFee, Danforth, danielle smith, Dunblane, Ecole Polytechnique, edmonton, Edmonton City Hall, Edmonton police chief, edmontonians, Erin O'Toole, Evan Osenton, experiene shooter, explosives, fear mongering, fire chief, firearms, Firearms Act, fully automatic guns, Gun, gun ban, gun buyback, gun control, gun license, gun owners, gun registration, gun restriction, gun users, gun violence, Handguns, hunting, instrument of war, Jason Kenney, legally purchased inanimate objects, legislation, malfunction, Marco Mendicino, Mass shooting, mass shootings, massacre, medicine hat, military-grade gun, misinformation, Molotov Cocktails, Montreal, MP, national registry, ndp, New Zealand, Norway, Nova scotia, Ottawa, Pierre Poilievre, police, Police Chief, political spectrum, Port Arthur, Portapique, prohibited weapons, provincial government, rambo, RCMP, recreational shooting, rifle, Ruger Mini-14, Sandy hook, schoolchildren, Scotland, security footage, Security guard, semi-automatic, semi-automatic rifles, shooter, shotguns, Shubenacadie, SKS, Sniper Rifles, sporting, sporting rifles, students, Trudeau, UCP, UK, US department of justice, Utoya, Vietnam, We could prevent a mass shooting
Should healthcare have user fees?
A dialogue between Shawn Whatley and Shazma Mithani
Tags: access to care, Alberta Views, ambulance, annual checkup, blood, canada, cardiologist, chemotherapy, chronically ill, clinic, colon cancer, complication, cost of carem morality, Covid, CT scans, delay in care, delayed care, delays, deterring necessary care, diabetes, doctor shortage, doctors, early intervention, economics, efficiency, elderly, emergency, emergency department, equity, ER, exemptions, financial costs, flat fees, healthcare, healthcare strain, healthcare system, heart attack, horizontal equity, hospital, joint replacement, limited resources, long term costs, medical conditions, medical insurance, medical questions, medicare resources, minor symptoms, money, OECD, open-heart surgery, osteoarthritis, overconsumption, overcrowding, overusing, paramedic, patient fee, patient outcomes, patients, physicians, point of service, polyp, poor, post-COVID, quality of life, raising revenue, rationing, referrals, resuscitation, second-guessing, severe complication, Shawn Whatley, Shazma Mithani, specialists, Surgery, symptom, symptom management, system costs, treatment, universal health care, unnecessary care, user fee program, User Fees, vulnerable patients, wait times, wasted time, weight loss, years of life
A Work in Progress
Nenshi’s NDP is still a blank slate.
Tags: 2027, a work in progress, Alberta, Alberta government, Alberta NDP, alberta politics, Alberta Views, Albertans, ballot, calgary, Calgary Green line, caucus, Chamber of Commerce, column, danielle smith, democracy, election, Election race, federal carbon tax, Federal election, Graham thomson, Green Line, healthcare, LRT, Luanne Metz, Mayor, Naheed Nenshi, ndp, NDP values, nenshi, New Democratic Party, notley, On the Ledge, political party, politicians, politics, provincial election, Rachel Notely, Smith, The Green Line, Trudeau, Tucker Carlson, UCP government, vote, votes, voting
Northerny
Every Yukoner has tried hitching the backyard chickens to the kicksled
Tags: A Boring Poem, Alberta, Alberta books, Alberta Views, animals, Book review, book reviews, books, chickens, Dawn Macdonald, explorers, fentanyl, hipster, history, in-migrant art, Insomnia Bird, kelly shepherd, kingfisher, koans, list poetry, MacDonald, Margaret Atwood, Nature poems, North Canada, Northern Lights, Northern Poems, Northern writers, poetry, Poetry collection, puns, sled-dog, Strange things, U of A press, University of Alberta Press, Yukon, Yukoner, Yukoner poems, zilverfish
Ascenti
Humans Opening to AI
Tags: 2024 books, AI, AI art, AI ethics, AI tools, Alberta, Alberta books, Alberta Views, Artificial intelligence, artists, Ascenti, Ascenti: Humans Opening to AI, assistive technology, Book review, book reviews, books, calgary, ChatGPT, colour blind, creative process, creativity, creators, DALL-E, DerRic Starlight, Durvile, Durvile & Uproute Books, experiment, generative tools, Humanity, Image generation, Image-generating model, Indigenous, James parker, James R. Parker, Julian Hobson, Kenna Burima, Lorene Shyba, Musicians, Non fiction, Painters, Peter Hemminger, playwrights, poetry, Poets, Rich Theroux, Rosemary Griebel, Sci fi, technology, Uchechukwa Peter Umezurike, Verna Vogel
I (Athena)
Athena’s own story may help her regain her shredded memory
Tags: 1963, Alberta, Alberta books, Alberta Views, art, Athena, Book review, book reviews, Camosun College, Candace Fertile, Deaf, dogs, efficient, Elora Home for the Feeble Minded, fiction, friendship, Geology, Holdstock, Holdstock Facility, homelessness, homosexuality, I (Athena), inhumane, interviews, letters, medical documents, Memory, mental health, mental healthcare, Mol Vestidge, motorcycle, Newest press, newspaper, novel, Physical heath, poverty, religion, responsibility, Ruth DyckFehderau, sexuality, Therapy, unding cuts, Verity Blessure, vulnerable
The Harvesters
Truly, they wander to the point of getting lost
Tags: 2024 books, Alberta, Alberta books, Alberta Views, Book review, book reviews, books, Contemporary, Croatia, Croatian, Croatian-Canadian, displacement, eiffel tower, fiction, Freehand books, intergenerational trauma, Jasmina Odor, K.I. Press, Karen Press, novel, Paris, parisian, pigeon, The Harvesters, third person, trinkets, War
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