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The Signs of No
Caught in the crosshairs of rampaging hormones and impending divorce
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Calgary, Debut Book, Debut Novel, Edmonton, Gardening, Jannie Edwards, University of Calgary Press
September 1, 2024
My Theatre of Memory
A Life in Words
Tags: Adriana A. Davies, Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Biography, Canada, Canadian Encyclopedia, Edmonton, Guernica Editions, Italy, Leonard Cohen, Mel Hurtig, Memoir, Merna Summers, Montreal, Museums, Quebec, University of Alberta, World War I
The Last Election
The authors are almost as interesting as the conspiracies they invent.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Burman University, Capitalism, China, Constitution, Donald Trump, Edmonton, Justice System, Marc D. Froese, Margaret Atwood, Populism, Two Party System, United States
The Dark Gospel
Tucker Carlson brings his message to Alberta
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Billy Graham Crusade, Bow Valley, Calgary, Calgary Sun, Canmore, Chamber of Commerce, Conrad Black, Conspiracy Theory, Coutts, Credit Union, Danielle Smith, David Parker, Edmonton, Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, Fascism, Fentanyl, Firearms, Freedom of Speech, genocide, Human Rights, Inheritance, Jeff Gailus, Jordan Peterson, Justin Trudeau, Lee Richardson, LGBTQ, Local Media, MAGA, McMahon Stadium, Medical Assistance in Dying, Misinformation, Parental Rights, Polarization, Populism, Propaganda, Public Safety, Pundits, Serbia, Skipping stone, Socialism, Suicide, Take Back Alberta, Terminally Ill, Therapy, Toronto, Transgender, Tucker Carlson, Vaccines, Vietnam, W. Brett Wilson
Moving to Delilah
Winter is a place you will relearn every year
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Catherine Owen, Edmonton, Freehand Books, Homeowners, Jasper Avenue, K.B. Thors, Red Deer, Red Deer County
Cities and Towns
…and their provincial overlords
Tags: Affordable Housing, Alberta, Alberta Municipalities, Alberta Views, Alberta's Floodplains, Autonomy, Calgary, Canada, Constitution, Cost of Living, COVID 19, Danielle Smith, Edmonton, Emergency Medical Services, Floods, Homeowners, Indigenous, Local Media, Manitoba, Opioids, Paula Simons, Prince Edward Island, Red Deer, Reservoir, Saskatchewan, Toronto, United Conservative Party, Unpaid Taxes, Vacancy, Wildfire
What to Teach Kids?
Alberta’s endless battle over social studies curriculum
Tags: Adriana LaGrange, Alberta, Alberta Teachers’ Association, Alberta Views, British Columbia, Calgary, Canada, Canada Research Chair, Cenovus, China, Colonialism, curriculum, Dave Hancock, David Eggen, Demetrios Nicolaides, Deron Bilous, Dwayne Donald, Edmonton, Edmonton Journal, FOIP, Freedom of Information, Grande Prairie, High School, Indigenous, Inheritance, Inuit, Jason Kenney, Jason Schilling, Junior High, Laurence Miall, Lethbridge, Literacy, Lobbyist, Local Media, Metis, Minister of Education, Montreal, Mount Royal University, New Democratic Party, Political Correctness, Press Gallery, Quebec, Racism, Residential Schools, Resignation, Sarah Hoffman, School Boards, Social Studies, Suncor, Syncrude, Teachers, Treaty 6, United Conservative Party, University of Alberta, University of British Columbia, University of Calgary, University of Lethbridge
Briefly Noted: July/August 2024
New Alberta Books
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Anthology, Briefly Noted, Gardening, Grasslands, Jenna Butler, Kelly Kaur, Laberinto Press, Native Plants, Prairies, Sheryl Normandeau, Singapore, Touchwood Editions
July 1, 2024
Whistle at Night and They Will Come
Indigenous Horror Stories, Vol. 2
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Blackfoot Confederacy, Durvile and Uproute, Elders, Essays, Francine Cunningham, Grandmother, Indigenous, Kainai Nation
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