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Not in My Backyard
Finding the right neighbourhood for a halfway house is difficult—but not impossible.
Tags: Calgary Stampede, Correctional Centre, Criminal Justice, Drop-in Centre, Public Opinion, Salvation Army, Sunalta, Treatment Facility, University of Saskatchewan, Victoria Park
January 1, 2009
Assembling Auntie
Illuminating a long-forgotten pioneer.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Cemetery, Chinook, Glenbow, Sarah Carter
Life on the Colony
Hutterites are a family that never parts.
Tags: Airdrie, Alberta, Alberta Views, Canola, Claresholm, English as a Second Language, Farmers Markets, Farming, George Webber, Hutterites, Kim Gray, Photography, Rockyview
Tails, No Baby
Short Story Contest Winner 2008
Tags: Alberta Views, Hong Kong, Short Story
December 1, 2008
Head in the Sands
Albertans call it a bonanza. World media call it dirty oil.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bitumen, Boreal Forest, Calgary Stampede, California, Dene Nation, Forests, Fort Chipewyan, Free Trade, George W. Bush, Globalization, Greenpeace, Heritage Trust Fund, Mel Knight, Netherlands, Oil and Gas, Oil Sands, Public Opinion, Rodeo, Syncrude, Tailings Ponds, Tariffs, USA, Wood Buffalo
Black and White and Dead All Over
Young people prefer online news to papers—if they read at all.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Asbestos, Facebook, Herbicide, Israel, Leduc, Monsanto, Newspapers, Skateboarding, Social Media, Urban Sprawl
The Case for Newspapers
As readership shrivels, Alberta’s daily newspapers have never been less relevant—or more necessary.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Asper Family, Authoritarianism, Avalanche, Calgary Herald, Canadian Press, Charles Rusnell, Conrad Black, Edmonton Journal, Foreign Affairs, Fraser Institute, Hotel Macdonald, Israel, Jean Chretien, National Post, Newspapers, Photo Radar, Postmedia, RStar, Winston Churchill, Yellowknife
Going Natural
A made-in-Alberta nutritional supplement takes on the health establishment.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Alternative Medicine, Anxiety, Autism, Bipolar, Canada, Cardston, Children's Hospital, Drug Use, Health Canada, Mental Illness, Schizophrenia, Sherwood Park
November 1, 2008
An Ounce of Prevention…
For-profit healthcare has taken another bold leap forward. Ironically, the public model could learn from the Copeman Centre.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Medical Association, Alberta Views, Canada, Canada Health Act, Family Doctors, Health Canada, Health Spending, Medical Insurance, Medicare, Primary Care, Public Healthcare, Walk-In Clinic
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