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The Mapmakers
An appreciation for Alberta’s Electoral Boundaries Commission
Tags: Acme, Airdrie, Alberta, Alberta Views, Athabasca, Badlands, Battle River, Beaumont, Bob Clark, Bonnyville, Brooks, Calgary, Calgary Herald, Canals, Cardston, Carstairs, Census Data, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Chestermere, Cochrane, Cold Lake, Community Associations, Conklin, Court of Appeal, Cypress, Drumheller, Ed Stelmach, Edmonton Journal, Elbridge Gerry, Electoral Boundaries Commission, Empress, Ethics Commissioner, Evan Osenton, Facebook, Fort McMurray, Fort Saskatchewan, Gerrymandering, Grande Prairie, Hanna, Hansard, Highwood, Hussar, Lac La Biche, Laurence Decore, Leduc, Little Bow, Livingstone, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nathan Cooper, Olds, Oyen, Paul Hinman, Paula Simons, Population, Red Deer, Redwater, Rocky Mountain House, Rockyford, Rockyview, Rural Ridings, Saskatchewan, School Boards, Siksika, Siksika Nation, Social Media, St. Albert, St. Paul, Stettler, Strathmore, Sturgeon, Sundre, Supreme Court, Two Hills, Urban Ridings, Vegreville, Vermilion, Voting, Wayne Anderson, West Yellowhead
November 1, 2017
A Different Prescription
Pharmacare isn’t the only solution to high drug costs
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Canada, Canada Health Act, Canadian Medical Association, Dental Care, Diabetes, Government Funding, Healthcare Funding, Israel, Jane Philpott, Medicare, Monopoly, National Post, Pharmaceuticals, Red Tape, Social Assistance, User Fees, World Health Organization
Assisted Dying
Still sensitive—but now legal
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Autonomy, Cancer, Chemotherapy, Covenant Health, Dementia, Discrimination, Healthcare Workers, Medical Assistance in Dying, Netherlands, Supreme Court
Handsome Alice Theatre
Calgary’s Handsome Alice Theatre is taking its efforts to give a voice to women one step further with inVISIBLE, a collaborative project involving members of the community whose perspectives are often ignored. “I wanted to bring together theatre practitioners with people in the community to create a piece about identity—what it means to be visible […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Feminism, Maureen McNamee, Sexual Health, Theatre
October 12, 2017
The Carbon Tax
Will it reduce pollution?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Andrew Leach, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Carbon Levy, Carbon Pricing, Carbon Tax, CTrains, Energy Transition, George W. Bush, Pembina Institute, Tax Credit, Trevor Tombe, University of British Columbia
October 1, 2017
A Captive State
How the oil industry still runs Alberta
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Energy Regulator, Alberta Views, Alison Redford, Autonomy, Brazil, Carbon Levy, Civil Service, David Keith, David Swan, Don Getty, Global Warming, Jim Dinning, Jim Ellis, Mel Knight, Michigan, Oil Industry, Peter Lougheed, Progressive Conservative Party, Syncrude, Wildrose Party
Thin Power
How former Calgary Mayor Rod Sykes stamped his brand on the city… and scorched some sacred cows
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, City Funding, Cronyism, Social Credit party, Urban Development
Beyond Burning
Should government fund a transition?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Andrew Leach, Bitumen, Boreal Forest, Crown Corporation, Deloitte, Don Getty, Electric Car, Fertilizer, Forests, Government Funding, Heavy Oil, Margaret McCuaig-Boyd, Methane, Oil and Gas, Peter Lougheed, Petrochemical, Royalty Credit, Sturgeon, Sturgeon Refinery, Suncor
Aboriginal Tourism
An imperfect opportunity
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Banff, Banff National Park, Blackfoot Confederacy, Blackfoot Crossing, Bow River, Casinos, Castle Mountain, Colonialism, Indigenous Culture, Minister of Indigenous Relations, Niitsitapi, Parks Canada, Rivers, Rodeo, Siksika, Tourism, Treaty 7, Treaty Rights, Writing-On-Stone
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