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False Advertising?
“Alberta called”—but isn’t providing the public infrastructure to support growth
Tags: Affordable Housing, Airdrie, Alberta, Alberta Medical Association, Alberta Politics, Alberta Teachers’ Association, Alberta Views, Bitumen, Calgary, Calgary Board of Education, Canada, Canadian Institute for Health Information, Charter Schools, Class Size, Collective Bargaining, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta, Cost of Living, Danielle Smith, David Climenhaga, Edmonton, Emergency Medical Services, Family Doctors, Fort McMurray, Government Funding, Grande Prairie, High School, International Students, Jason Kenney, Living Wage, Local Media, mandate letter, Medicine Hat, Migration, Minimum Wage, Minister of Mental Health and Addiction, Oil and Gas, Oil Prices, Ontario, Parkland Institute, Paul Parks, Policing, Population, Prairies, Primary Care, Private Schools, Privatization, Public Healthcare, Public Schools, Quebec, Rebecca Graff-McRae, Support Worker, Teachers, Toronto, Town Hall, Tuition, Twitter, Vancouver
April 1, 2025
A Shrunken Head in the Family
Tsantsas in museums are stuck in limbo
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Anthropologist, Colonialism, Daryl Betenia, Ecuador, Firearms, Glenbow, Husband, Indigenous people, Inheritance, Liz Gibbs, Local Media, Malaria, Medical School, Museums, National Museum of the American Indian, Ontario, Oxford University, Peru, Pitt Rivers, Racism, Repatriation, Routledge, Shrunken Head, University of Calgary
Great-Grandfather, Your Jewish Settler Story is so Unheroic
Rabbi Eliezer Gruber’s Jewish Agricultural Settlement Schemes
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Labour History Institute, Alberta Views, Alvin Finkel, Athabasca, Athabasca University, Canada, Cemetery, Colonialism, Europe, Grandmother, Holocaust, Husband, Indigenous people, Inheritance, Jewish, Lorimer, Lviv, Manitoba, Mortgage, Newspapers, Palestine, Population, Public Housing, Ukraine, Veterans, Wife, Winnipeg, World War I, World War II
Dreams of the Epoch & the Rock
I love those incomprehensible flamingoes
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Alex Rettie, Anthropocene, Calgary, Flamingos, Holocene, Humanity, Jaspreet Singh, Punjabi
Four Newcomers
“Home is always home”
Tags: Alberta, Alberta is Calling, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Amber Bracken, Calgary, Canada, Canadian Armed Forces, Colombia, Cost of Living, Edmonton, Facebook, Family Doctors, Healthcare Workers, Husband, Local Media, Midwifery, North Saskatchewan River, Ontario, Renters, Russia, Saskatchewan, Social Media, Toronto, Ukraine, Wife
Should Voting be Mandatory?
A dialogue between Lisa Young and Paul G. Thomas
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Debate, Federal Elections, First Past the Post, Freedom of Speech, Indigenous, Labour Force Survey, Lisa Young, Local Media, Political Science, Polling Stations, Population, Pros and Cons, Protest, Provincial Elections, Switzerland, University of Calgary, University of Manitoba, Voter Turnout, Voting
Glenbow Under Wraps
Glenbow is expected to reopen in late 2026.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bison, George Webber, Glenbow, Museums, Photography
Strong and Free
My Journey in Alberta Politics
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Police, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Autobiography, Barry Cooper, Biography, Burman University, Firewall Letter, Marc D. Froese, Notwithstanding Clause, Pensions, Populism, Rainer Knopff, Ted Morton, United Conservative Party, University of Calgary Press, Wife
Senescence / Travels Up the Creek
There’s still time to lean in, attend and change.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Banff, Barrhead, Bees, Birds, Bow Valley, Canadian Rockies, Climate Crisis, Debut Book, Eastern Slopes, Farming, Forests, Hidden Creek, Jenna Butler, Lorne Fitch, Misinformation, Pollution, Prairies, Ranching, Rivers, Rocky Mountain Books, Rocky Mountains, Social Media, Sustainability, Syria, Wildfire, Wolsak and Wynn
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