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The UCP Want More Control
Entrenching provincial power.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Municipalities, Alberta Politics, Alberta Separatism, Alberta Views, Amarjeet Sohi, Authoritarianism, Calgary, Calgary Green Line, Calgary Sun, Canada, Canadian Press, Chestermere, City Council, Danielle Smith, David Parker, Druh Farrell, Edmonton, Elections Alberta, Jeremy Appel, Journalism, Lisa Young, Local Authorities Election Act, Local Business, Local Media, Minister of Municipal Affairs, Monopoly, Montreal, Municipal Affairs, Municipal Affairs Statutes Amendment Act, Municipal Elections, Municipal Government Act, Newspapers, Paul McLauchlin, Ponoka, Press Gallery, Quebec, Recall Act, Red Tape, Rick Bell, School Boards, Sovereignty Act, St. Albert, Take Back Alberta, Transparency, Tyler Gandam, United Canada Act, Vancouver
January 1, 2025
Political Activist Ethnography
Studies in the Social Relations of Struggle
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Athabasca University Press, BIPOC, Essays, Feminism, Joe Kadi, Local Media, New Zealand, Ontario, Sexuality, Think Tank
The Dead Amygdala
Lying is a political drug
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Anxiety, Canada, Donald Trump, Fred Stenson, Local Media, New Democratic Party, United States, USA
The Hidden Connections in the Skybox Photo
From The Breakdown podcast by Nate Pike
Tags: Aaron Barner, Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Athana Mentzelopoulos, Australia, Canada, China, Christmas, COVID 19, Danielle Smith, Globe and Mail, Health Canada, Healthcare Workers, Jason Copping, Local Media, Mentzelopoulos, MHCare Medical, Muhammad Yaseen, Nate Pike, Pediatrics, Petrochemical, Pharmaceuticals, Population, Sam Jaber, Sam Mraiche, Social Media, The Breakdown, Toronto, Vancouver, Wife
Authoritarianism
Liberal democracy has now exceeded many people’s capacity to tolerate it.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Authoritarianism, Canada, Capitalism, Local Media, Racism, Revolution, United Conservative Party
Should Permanent Residents be Able to Vote in Municipal Elections?
A dialogue between Keren Tang and Avigail Eisenberg
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Municipalities, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Athabasca University Press, British Columbia, Calgary, Canada, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, City Council, Debate, Discrimination, Edmonton, Enfranchisement, Federal Elections, First Past the Post, Foreign Policy, Indian Act, Keren Tang, Local Authorities Election Act, Local Media, Majority Government, Municipal Elections, Ontario, Parks and Recreation, Permanent Residents, Popular Vote, Prison, Pros and Cons, Provincial Elections, School Boards, South Asia, Student Visa, Supreme Court, Voting, Zoning
Prairie Edge
A plan to bring bison into downtown Edmonton
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Birds, Bison, Conor Kerr, Cree, Edmonton, Foster Care, Francine Cunningham, Giller Prize, Indigenous, Indigenous people, Local Media, Metis, Prairies, Reconciliation, Ukraine
December 1, 2024
Holy Ghost
Short Story Contest Winner 2024
Tags: Africa, Alberta, Alberta Views, Calgary, Catholic Church, Chinua Achebe, Choir, Domestic Abuse, Grandmother, Husband, Igbo, Improv, intergenerational trauma, Jesus Christ, Junior High, Lagos, Lesbian, Madagascar, Medical School, Nigeria, Nose Hill Park, Nova Scotia, Poland, Protestant, Racism, Secular, Short Story, Theatre, Vaccines
Should healthcare have user fees?
A dialogue between Shawn Whatley and Shazma Mithani
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Ambulances, Canada, Cancer, Chemotherapy, Children's Hospital, COVID 19, Debate, Diabetes, Doctor Shortage, Early Intervention, Hospital Wait Times, Hospitals, Insurance, Local Media, Medical Insurance, Medicare, OECD, Ontario, Paramedics, Primary Care, Pros and Cons, Quality of Life, Resuscitation, Saskatchewan, Surgery, Therapy, User Fees, Vancouver
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