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The Year Alberta Stayed Home
This was to be the year Alberta embraced democracy. A look back on the little campaign that couldn’t.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Union of Provincial Employees, Alberta Views, Auto Insurance, Brian Mason, Cardston, David Eggen, David Swann, Geriatric Healthcare, Green Party, Janet Brown, Jim Dinning, Karen Leibovici, Ken Nicol, Kevin Taft, Palliative Care, Paul Hinman, Peter Lougheed, Polling Stations, Preston Manning, Social Credit party, Strathmore, Teacher Strike, Voter Apathy, Voter Turnout, Voting
May 1, 2008
Overhauling AISH
Is the province meeting its obligations to Albertans who have disabilities?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped, Canada Pension Plan, Community Support, Court of Queen's Bench, Food Banks, Geriatric Healthcare, Legal counsel, Medical Benefits, Palliative Care, Peter Lougheed, Polio, Red Tape
April 1, 2008
Coming Apart in Alberta
Individuals bear the pain of divorce, but societal forces bigger than the individual influence marriage.
Tags: ADHD, Alberta, Alberta Views, Child Custody, Community Support, Family Court, Preschool, Secular, Vacancy
Scared Straight?
Deterrence and denunciation as the new aims of youth sentences.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Ambulances, Clem Martini, Criminal Justice, Early Intervention, Minister of Justice, Playwrights, Public Opinion, Youth Criminal Justice Act
Constructing Morton
As a professor, he was widely respected. As a conservative leadership candidate, he courted the redneck vote. Just who is Ted Morton?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Barry Cooper, Bill Clinton, Don Braid, Fraser Institute, Gaza, Homosexuality, Israel, Jean Chretien, Jim Dinning, Joe Clark, Lebanon, LGBTQ, Massachusetts, National Post, Rainer Knopff, Rockyview, Socialism, Ted Morton, Think Tank, Undergraduate
March 1, 2008
Democracy: The Unfinished Revolution
Democracy in Alberta isn’t so much broken as unrealised.
Tags: Chief Information Officer, Commonwealth, David King, First Past the Post, Revolution
The Great Royalty Debate
Think the royalty debate started with Stelmach? Think again. Albertans have been debating (and raising) royalty rates for nearly 80 years.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Canada, Canadian Pacific Railway, Heritage Trust Fund, Inheritance, Leduc, Oil Royalties, Personal Income Tax, Peter Lougheed, Progressive Conservative Party, Railroad, Social Credit party, Transit, Venezuela
A Brilliant Decade for the Books
It’s quite possible that the last decade will be remembered as the golden age of Alberta literature.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Alex Rettie, Andrew Nikiforuk, Boreal Forest, Canmore, Christian Bök, Croatia, Danforth, David Albahari, Forests, Frontenac House, Giller Prize, Gloria Sawai, Governor General's Award, Grant MacEwan, Historical Fiction, Karsten Heuer, Madden, Massey Lectures, Maureen Enns, Mavericks, Nancy Jo Cullen, Oil and Gas, Parkland Institute, Peter Lougheed, Rudy Wiebe, Sour Gas, Thomas Wharton, Trevor Harrison, W.O. Mitchell, Wildlife Corridor
January 1, 2008
10 Years, 10 Buildings
Over the last 10 years, Alberta Views has earned a reputation for questioning how to make this province the best it can be. The magazine has provided commentaries on significant buildings and how they might affect people. As architecture in Alberta has continued to move toward a more mature design ethic, it seems fitting […]
Tags: Alberta, Public Opinion, Renters, Views
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