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Where Does Your Food Come From?
Finding alternatives to imports—the benefits, drawbacks and challenges.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Biodiversity, Farmers Markets, Farming, Food Safety, Food Security, Local Business, Local Food, Morocco, Poultry
July 1, 2008
Painting the Province Green
We’re slowly coming around to sustainability. What would it take for Albertans to change how they vote?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bitumen, Communism, Crown Corporation, Electoral Reform, Geothermal Energy, Glaciers, Global Warming, Green Party, Inheritance, Leduc, Oil and Gas, Oil Sands, Ponoka, Preston Manning, Quality of Life, Social Credit party, Sour Gas, Voter Turnout
How I Chose Calgary
The sheer optimism got me.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Calgary, Chinook, Edmonton, Halifax, Migration, New Brunswick, Will Ferguson
June 1, 2008
Buried Treasure
Why does a spectacular art collection languish in a University of Lethbridge storeroom?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Arts Funding, Glenbow, Iran, Lethbridge, Minister of Advanced Education, Minister of Canadian Heritage, Museums, Nova Scotia, Spain, Undergraduate, University of Lethbridge
Child in View
The wide angle lens of “Child Honouring,” a new ecological paradigm for long-term decision making.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Boreal Forest, Forests, Killam, Oil Sands, Preston Manning, Sustainability, United Church
Our Other Fringe Festival
Alberta’s progressive movement and the pursuit of relevance.
Tags: Africa, Alberta, Alberta Views, Apartheid, Bisexual, Chamber of Commerce, Fringe festival, Greenpeace, LGBTQ, Lobbyist, Naomi Klein, Newport, Parkland Institute, Preston Manning, Ricardo Acuna, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Urban Ridings
Sculpting a Legacy
Jean LaPointe Mihalcheon has been a quiet force on Alberta’s ceramics scene for decades.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, AUArts, Aurora, Governor General's Award, Katie Ohe, Marion Nicoll, Pottery, South Saskatchewan River, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
May 1, 2008
A Little Jazz on the Prairie
The Heart of Africa in Alberta’s Decidedly Jazz Danceworks.
Tags: Africa, Alberta, Alberta Views, Ballet, Dance, Decidedly Jazz Danceworks, Flamingos, South Africa, Student Visa, West Africa
Urban vs Rural
Our cities dismiss the rural, but now a farmer is premier. Ed Stelmach and Alberta’s oldest conflict.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Biography, Bob Edwards, Dave Cournoyer, Ed Stelmach, Fred Stenson, Grant MacEwan, Homosexuality, Intergovernmental Affairs, Jim Dinning, John Ware, LGBTQ, Minister of Municipal Affairs, Municipal Affairs, Peter Lougheed, Population, Progressive Conservative Party, Reservoir, Rod Love, Rubicon, Vegreville, Vermilion
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