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Opera Divided
Not everyone agrees with the modern approach to classic form.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Austria, Badlands, Filumena, La Bohème, Leduc, Lutheran, Opera
May 1, 2014
The War on Workers
Bills 45 and 46 were an attempt to crush unions. Have Alberta’s public sector workers been vindicated?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Association of Municipal Districts, Alberta Union of Provincial Employees, Alberta Views, Alison Redford, Alvin Finkel, Ambulances, Athabasca, Athabasca University, Austerity, Authoritarianism, Blogging, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Collective Bargaining, Dave Hancock, David Climenhaga, Deputy Premier, Donna Kennedy-Glans, Edmonton, Fascism, Freedom of Speech, Guy Smith, Jason Foster, Mediation, Nursing, Oil Royalties, Protest, Resignation, Sheriffs, Supreme Court, Teacher Strike, Thomas Lukaszuk, Unions, United Nurses of Alberta, Wildcat Strike
The End of Alison
The multiple meanings of the Redford resignation.
Tags: Africa, Alberta, Alberta Views, Alison Redford, Authoritarianism, Budget, Budget Cuts, Cronyism, Dave Cournoyer, Dave Hancock, Don Getty, Donna Kennedy-Glans, Drumheller, Edmonton, Environics, Freedom of Speech, Heritage Fund, Joe Clark, Laurie Adkin, Leadership Race, Oil Royalties, Progressive Conservative Party, Public Opinion, Redford, Resignation, South Africa, Stettler, Unions, Wildrose Party
Their Alberta Home
Rae Spoon’s artistic turn back West.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Calgary, California, Country Music, Discrimination, Drumheller, Homosexuality, Lesbian, LGBTQ, Link Byfield, Naomi K. Lewis, Olympics, Public Schools, Racism, Rae Spoon, Schizophrenia, Supreme Court, Transgender, USA, Winston Churchill
April 1, 2014
The Power of Community
As our cities change, community leagues and associations are more important than ever.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Municipalities, Alberta Views, Area Redevelopment Plan, City Planning, Community Associations, Jasper Place, Legal action, Municipal Affairs, Nose Hill Park, Population, Skateboarding, Social Media
Are We Ready for the Next Flood?
Our government wasn’t prepared in 2013. Will this year be any different?
Tags: Alaska, Alberta, Alberta Views, Alberta's Floodplains, Brian Mason, Calgary Flood, Canada Research Chair, Canals, Canmore, David Swan, Drumheller, Eastern Slopes, Floods, Floor Crossing, Health Spending, Highwood, Highwood River, Homeowners, Hurricanes, Little Bow, Mediation, Mountain Pine Beetle, Population, Reservoir, Sheep River, Siksika, University of Saskatchewan, Yukon
Hometown Arts
The arts in Fort McMurray are on life support. Can they be saved?
Tags: Affordable Housing, Alberta, Alberta Views, Arts Funding, Blogging, Fort McMurray, Keyano College, Public Schools, Should the Arts be Publicly Funded, Suncor, Wood Buffalo
March 1, 2014
100 Years of Oil: The legacy of oil at Turner Valley
Photos by George Webber
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Energy Regulator, Alberta Views, ATCO, Diamond Valley, Energy Resources Conservation Board, Longview, Oil and Gas, Queen Victoria, Reservoir, Sheep River, Sour Gas, Supreme Court, Turner Valley
Creative Space
Can the creative sector help stabilize Alberta’s boom-bust economy?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Ballet, Alberta Views, Art Gallery of Alberta, Arts Funding, AUArts, Ballet, Bitumen, Canada, Canada Council for the Arts, Edmonton, Homeowners, Oil and Gas, Policing, Population, Tax Credit, Tax Incentives, Think Tank, Tourism, Vacancy, Wild Rose Country, Zoning
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